Captions that survive the upload
Most short-form video is watched on mute. A clip without captions is a clip most people scroll past, whatever is in it.
Six styles, on a real frame
Every colour here is the one the app burns into your clip. Click through and judge them against footage rather than against a swatch.
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The default. White, heavy outline, reads on anything.
Smaller and calmer, for talking-head footage.
The short-form standard — yellow survives any background.
Cyan on purple. Loud, and it suits gaming and music.
The spoken word scales up as it is said.
A solid box behind the words — for bright, busy frames.
Every style burns into the video itself, so no platform can strip it. Word-by-word highlighting is a switch, and works with all six.
Timed to the words
Captions follow the transcript's own timings, so lines change when the speaker changes them — not on a fixed timer that drifts out of sync by the end.
Styled once, applied to all
Six styles, including a boxed one that stays readable over bright footage. Choose one on a single clip, then push it across the whole batch — ten clips from one recording look like a set.
Two to eight words a line
A slider controls how much text is on screen at once. Fewer words per line reads faster on a phone; more suits dense, technical talk.
Placed for the safe area
Positioned to stay clear of the interface each platform draws over the bottom of a vertical video, so nothing important sits under a username.
Frequently asked questions
Are the captions burned in or a separate file?
Where do the caption words come from?
Can the words light up one at a time?
Can I change how they look?
Do captions work in languages other than English?
Can I edit the caption wording?
Stop hand-cutting clips
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