Generate captions, choose a 9:16 frame, position the source manually, style the words, trim the edges, and export a finished short-form video.
Fit keeps the whole source visible. Fill covers the canvas and may crop the edges.
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A captioned short usually needs a small set of deliberate decisions: make the words clear, put the source in the right canvas, trim the edges, and export. Video Tool keeps those decisions together without pretending to be a multi-track editor.
This is the task a Reels visitor is trying to complete: get the video into the vertical frame, make the spoken words readable, and leave with an export.
Bring in the clip you want to adapt for a vertical short.
Start with a timed draft and correct the words that need attention.
Use Fit, Fill, and manual crop to place the source inside the canvas.
Choose the caption look, trim the edges, preview the result, and download the MP4.
Use a supported caption treatment to keep the spoken line present in a fast-moving vertical video. The same example can be reviewed across styles before export.
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Yes. Choose the 9:16 canvas and use the manual crop and fit/fill controls to position the source inside the vertical frame.
Yes. Generate or edit the caption track, then choose one of the supported styles and review the result in the preview.
Yes. The trim control is non-destructive and is intended for removing unwanted time at the start or end of a short-form video.
Not currently. Video Tool exports the finished MP4 so you can download it and use the Instagram publishing workflow you already prefer.
Start with your video, then finish the caption, frame, and export in one place.