Cinematic captions, free and made in your browser
A composition rather than a line: one word set large as the hero, the rest arranged around it. It is the style that makes a talking-head clip look directed.
Eighteen months ago
How cinematic captions work
The hero word is taken from the caption and set several times the size of the supporting text, with a second font for contrast. It is a layout, not a row of subtitles.
Nothing is uploaded
The transcription, the styling and the final render all run on your own machine. There is no server in the middle, no queue and no account — open the video, generate the captions, download the file.
You do not have to take that on trust: open the network tab in your browser while captions are generating and watch it stay empty.
Change anything you like
The style is a starting point. Font, size, colour, highlight, position and animation stay editable once it is applied, and every change is previewed on your own footage rather than on a stock clip.
Questions
Are cinematic captions free?
Yes. Every style is free, and free exports are unlimited at 480p with a small watermark. Paying once for a video removes the watermark and unlocks higher resolutions.
Do I need to sign up?
No. There is no account, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Can I export the subtitles as a file?
Yes — captions download as .srt or .vtt, as well as being burned into the video.
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Try it on your own video
Nothing to install, no account, and your video never leaves your device. Free exports are unlimited.
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