> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/autoedit-3-user-manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/autoedit-3-user-manual/1.2.1/7.-export/export-animated-waveform.md).

# Export animated waveform

You can also export audio as video with an animated  waveform, choose a waveform style and color. 

Color can be any valid [css color name](http://w3schools.sinsixx.com/css/css_colornames.asp.htm) or valid [hex value](https://www.color-hex.com/).

![](/files/-M6aJk8YnjgmJS91vmoR)

Here's some example of the available waveforms styles 

#### Cline

![Cline](/files/-M6aBzUgNymxe57lw3Pk)

#### Line

![line](/files/-M6aC0oOTAAyS00rU2XK)

#### p2p

![p2p](/files/-M6aC5Apvc3OAhtN1HI6)

#### Point 

![](/files/-M6aCAQUctK4brMIcvzC)

### Adding captions

To add captions to the automated waveform, at the moment, the exported mp4 could be combined with captions, by [exporting plain text option from this app](/autoedit-3-user-manual/1.2.1/7.-export.md#text-file), and using [subtitlesComposer-app](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/subtitles-composer-app/) to create a caption file.

Then you could then either use an editing software of choice to bring the two together, or the experimental [captions burner app](https://pietropassarelli.com/captions_burner/).

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