Choose a caption treatment that helps the spoken message read clearly: Clean Bold, Creator Pop, or Minimal Subtitle, then refine the controls that are available for your track.
The same idea can feel direct, energetic, or restrained depending on its caption treatment. Switch the preview to see the difference without mounting the full editor on the page.
The same caption can take a different visual route without changing its words or timing.
Synthetic product preview · replaceable with real media
Typography, active-word treatment, contrast, and placement work together. The current editor keeps those controls close to the caption preview.
Typography
Font · weight · case · alignment
Colors
Text · active word · background
Effects
Stroke · shadow · contrast
Motion
None · highlight · pop · fade
Controls are shown as an illustrative preview and reflect the current editor contract.
Illustrative control map · values remain governed by the editor
When word timing is available, supported animation modes can keep the active word readable through color, highlight, pop, or fade. Segment-only tracks still support stable appearance controls.
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Active word · Devanagari-ready preview
Synthetic product preview · replaceable with real media
Caption styling stays downstream of transcription and editing. You can make a visual change without changing the transcript, script choice, or caption timing.
Before
make every word count
After
make every word count
Synthetic product preview · replaceable with real media
The current seeded system catalog includes Clean Bold, Active Word, Box Highlight, Creator Pop, and Minimal Subtitle. Availability can change as the catalog grows, so the editor remains the source of truth.
Yes. The editor supports a curated font list plus text color, active-word color, and supported background, stroke, and shadow controls.
Yes. The style system includes Devanagari-ready fonts and the caption preview can display Hindi and mixed-script examples. Review the final treatment before export.
Yes. Brand presets let you save a resolved caption treatment and reuse it across projects. See the Brand Presets page for that workflow.
Start with a caption draft, then shape how it appears in the finished short.