Thanks for asking this, David.
Presently, the Amara editor does not offer the possibility to use color. However, you could download your subtitles as a DFXP (same as TTML) file, which supports color attributes. See https://www.w3.org/TR/ttml1/#style-attribute-color if you wish to add the color attributes in the file.
Personally, I am a bit wary of inserting things in DFXP files, so if I needed to use color coding, I'd first create the basic subtitles with Amara, download the file and then use it with a desktop subtitling tool that offers a WYSIWYG option to add color.
Best,
Claude
David Al
You can distinguish two active speakers by
- inset your text here
- Angry man: insert your text here
But sometimes would be nice to distinguish them by colour. Many subtitle editors have this feature.