Pick a tested caption preset, approve the rendered frame and export a styled video. No re-transcribing.
Choose video
Free: up to 30 min, 720p with watermark. Pro: up to 2 hours, full resolution, no watermark. See plans
Your existing SRT or VTT; no re-transcription.
Creator, Professional or Premium collections. Four are free.
Render a real export frame and approve the layout.
Styled MP4, styled ASS, or your original SRT/VTT.
Thumbnails are real renders, not mock-ups.
Eight font families, text and highlight colours.
Margins, line limits, background, outline, shadow and restrained motion.
The approved frame is what the MP4 shows.
Up to 20 personal styles.


The Pop Caption preset (Pro) was applied and VideoText rendered this frame on the server before export. The styled MP4 is made from the approved style, so the export matches what you approve.
Source clip: NASA ScienceCasts, public domain. NASA does not endorse VideoText.
nasa-asteroid-sample.webm + 12-cue SRT Preset: Pop Caption (Pro)
Rendered export frame at 0:31, approved before export
Consistent branded captions across client videos.
Readable, styled captions for social feeds.
Script-aware fallback for Arabic, Indic and CJK captions.
Twelve presets in three collections. Corporate Clean, Documentary, Editorial Minimal and Global Studio are free.
No. Your text and cue timing are kept. Long lines may be re-wrapped to fit, and a cue running past the end of the video is cut at its last frame.
No. Highlighting follows cue timing; no word timing is invented.
Free: four presets, caption scale and position. Pro: eight more presets, fonts, colours, advanced controls and saved styles.
MP4 guarantees the look. ASS needs the approved fonts installed. SRT and VTT carry text and timing only.
No. Approved fonts only; uploads are not supported.
No. The Studio uses the full video. Use standard burn controls for a trimmed export.
Pick a preset, approve the frame, export.
Style Your CaptionsWhen to change the look, and when the words or the timing are the real problem.
Styling keeps the words. Fix the cues before you burn them in.