Animated video captions
Create animated captions without manual keyframes.
Choose a readable caption style, add a restrained motion preset and preview how the words move before rendering the finished clip.
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Quick answer
What makes a video caption animated?
Animated captions change the presentation of timed words as they are spoken—for example with a rise, emphasis or active-word treatment. The motion should follow the approved timing without changing the transcript itself.
How it works
How animated captions work
Words, style and motion remain separate choices, so each is easy to review.
01Generate the captions
Begin with a word-timed transcript of the speech in your clip.
02Choose style and motion
Pair a caption look with a motion preset that fits the video.
03Preview the animation
Check the current version before creating the final export.
Reusable caption design
A consistent look across every clip.
Motion with restraint
Use movement to support the words rather than distract from them.
Repeatable styles
Reuse the same visual direction across a creator series or client batch.
No manual keyframing
Caption timing drives the animation, so there is no word-by-word timeline setup.
Captions in context
Made to look at home in the video.
Questions
What you need to know.
Can I preview animated captions?
Yes. Render a low-resolution preview of the current transcript, style and motion before a paid export.
Can I reuse the same caption style?
Yes. Style and motion choices are reusable, which helps a run of clips keep a consistent look.
Do animated captions change my transcript?
No. Motion changes presentation; the approved words and timing remain the source for the export.
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Give your captions the right movement.
Choose a look, preview the motion and export when it feels right.