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Classic Highlight
- Boxed
- Font
- Montserrat
- Highlight
- Word highlight
- Entrance
- None
- Case
- As spoken
29 presets, 20 bundled fonts, entrance animations and per-word control over colour, shadow, case and motion. Everything below is rendered with the real values the app ships — the middle word shows the highlight colour, and animated presets replay when you tap them.
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Fonts ship inside the app rather than being downloaded per project, so captions render identically on every device and your export looks like your preview.
A base colour for the line and a separate highlight colour for the active word. That contrast is what makes the caption read as moving rather than static.
Add a drop shadow or an outline for legibility over busy footage, or put the active word in a solid box when the background is too bright to fight.
Move captions up or down the frame, with overlays showing where each platform draws its own buttons so nothing important sits underneath one.
Pick how a caption arrives — word by word, line by line, or all at once — independently of the highlight. Any entrance combines with any style.
Save a style you have tuned as a preset of your own, and star the ones you reach for most so they stay together in Favourites.
Fewer words per line means bigger text and faster cuts; more means fewer changes to read. Set it per project to match your pacing.
Yes. A preset is a starting point — font, size, colours, shadow, outline, case, position and animation all stay editable afterwards, and your changes only affect the current project.
Yes. Save any style you have tuned as your own preset, rename or duplicate it later, and star the presets you use most so they sit together in Favourites.
Each word is timed individually, so the caption can recolour one word at a time in step with the speaker instead of showing a whole line at once. It is the style most short-form video uses.
How a caption arrives on screen — sliding in word by word, rising line by line, typing out, blurring into focus, or punching in all at once. 11 presets have one, and the export carries the same motion you see in the editor.
20 caption fonts are bundled, spanning clean sans-serifs, heavy display faces and script styles. They ship with the app, so captions render the same on every device.
Yes. Every preset, every font and your own saved presets are available on the free tier, and exports are never watermarked.
Every preset and font is free, and exports never carry a watermark.