Plate 2027
White words on a dark rounded plate; the spoken word turns yellow.
- Plan
- Free and up
- Best for
- TikTok, Shorts, clean talking heads
- Highlight
- Word by word, yellow
Styles & options
Every OpaCaptions style is tuned for phone screens and readable over any footage. Pick one, see it live, make it yours, export. Here's each one up close, and everything else you can choose.
PresetsFree: 3 · Pro: every style
New looks keep coming, and Studio owners get them first.
Up close
White words on a dark rounded plate; the spoken word turns yellow.
Rounded white cards behind each line, like native story text.
Words on a frosted glass pill; the spoken word shines through.
A matching emoji pops above the key word as it's said (English).
Numbers and amounts jump out, big and green, automatically.
A news strip across the screen; the words glide left as they're said.
A bar sweeps in under each word as it's spoken.
The spoken word leaves fading copies drifting upward.
A little ball hops from word to word, like an old sing-along.
Each caption on a notes-app card, typed in as it's said.
Lowercase italic serif in cream that fades gently in.
The video jumps in on each line's key word, the punch-in edit pros do by hand, while the caption slams in.
Every word is sized by how loudly it's said: whispers small, shouts huge. OpaCaptions measures it from your audio.
The letters of each spoken word drop in one by one, like they're landing on the screen.
Each word arrives as scrambled symbols, then decodes into place, like a hacker film.
Shiny metallic capitals with a chrome sheen; the spoken word pops.
Chunky yellow capitals with a deep purple 3D edge that jump off the screen.
Slanted capitals with red speed streaks behind, like they're moving too fast.
Each spoken word slams down like a rubber stamp, the caption tilted a little.
Two-colour capitals, white over yellow, cut clean through the middle.
Pixel-game letters with a hard shadow; the spoken word blinks in like a score.
Handwriting that writes itself onto the screen, line by line.
Thin serif capitals in cream with a gold key word; the letter-spacing slowly opens up.
Soft rounded letters in peach, pink and lilac bands.
Thin glowing tube letters that flicker on like a shop sign.
Puffy pastel letters with a thick white rim; each line a new pastel, each word bounces.
Lines arrive as text-message bubbles, switching sides like a conversation.
Words stack up as they're said, alternating huge capitals and small italics.
Chunky 70s letters with a long, solid orange shadow.
Outline-only capitals; each spoken word fills in solid.
Typewriter text on a tilted cream paper strip, like a page from a journal.
Heavy uppercase type with a thick outline. The word being spoken pops in yellow, the look that keeps viewers watching.
A glowing pink highlight on a midnight-blue box. Loud, playful and easy to read over busy footage.
Crisp white text on a soft dark box. Readable on anything, and never in the way.
Light, barely-there captions on a faint box, for footage that should speak for itself.
An elegant serif with a fine outline, like film subtitles.
Heavy white type; a violet box lands on each word as it's said, so the eye follows the voice.
Chunky capitals with a thick outline. The spoken word squashes, springs up and turns green.
Gold sweeps through each word in time with the voice, like a karaoke screen.
One huge word at a time with a heavy outline and a quick pop. Made for hooks and fast cuts.
Bold capitals; the spoken word turns pink with a cyan RGB split that jitters as it lands.
Friendly bold text; the spoken word squashes, stretches and settles in gold.
Words wait softly blurred and come into focus the moment they're spoken.
Two lines per caption: the first in white, the second in gold, for a punchy setup and payoff.
A monospaced line on a dark box that types itself out as the words are spoken.
Left-aligned white text on a violet bar, like a news broadcast's lower third.
Heavy Montserrat capitals. The key word of every line jumps out bigger, in green or yellow, the look that rules business and education clips.
Clean Montserrat lines that slide up and fade in as each caption starts. Smooth and polished.
Tall, condensed Anton capitals with a thick outline, two or three words at a time. Built for hooks.
Black text on a white block, like the text tool inside TikTok and Instagram. The spoken word turns violet.
Rounded comic capitals with a heavy outline. Every spoken word bounces in a new colour.
A magazine serif, a line at a time, with the key word of each caption set in italics on a blue box.
Heavy Montserrat type, a line at a time, with the key word of each caption in italics on a hot-pink box.
Bold white words; a lime marker sits under each word as it's spoken, with the word itself in dark ink.
Tall condensed red capitals with a thick white edge, like a cut-out poster. A few words at a time.
Make it yours
Every style is a starting point. Change what you like, save it, and use it on every video.
Every change shows live on your video before you export.
Keep your favourite looks one click away, like "Podcast clips" or "Client: Acme".
Add your brand's own fonts, and share your presets with the team as a file they import, so every editor's captions match. Nothing goes through our servers.
The Free plan includes Bold Pop, Classic, Minimal, Plate, Story and Numbers as they are. Compare plans
Options
Choose the spoken language or let OpaCaptions detect it. With Pro, one switch turns any of them into English captions.
Fast for quick clips and clear speech; Best for accents, noise and technical words. Speed and requirements
Turn landscape into vertical (or back), cropped or with blurred sides. Captions sit above the like, comment and share buttons; audio files get a clean background video.
A ready-to-post video, subtitle files for YouTube, Premiere and CapCut, and a transcript.
Videos or audio of any size, up to 4 hours long: landscape, vertical or podcast.
With Pro, interviews and podcasts get a name on every change of speaker, in the transcript and in SRT, VTT and TXT files.
With Pro, add your logo, a name tag whenever someone starts talking, and any text you like. Drag them into place on the preview; they're burned into the MP4.