Twelve subtitle styles, rendered here rather than screenshotted
Every caption below is drawn by the browser from the same style file the app burns with — the sizes, colours and outlines are the preset’s own.
Pick one in the app and it looks like this. Change the font, colour, outline or position and it stops looking like this, which is rather the point: a preset is a starting point, not a fixed set.
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The twelve
Six in the core pack, six in the advanced pack. The name under each one is what to pick in the app. Captions are scaled up for legibility; the sizes relative to one another are the engine’s.
Questions
Can I change the subtitle font and colour?
Yes. Every preset here is a starting point: font, size, colour, outline, shadow, box and position are all editable in the app, and a style can be exported as JSON and loaded back.
Which subtitle style should I use for TikTok or Reels?
Shorts Safe Area and Reel Box sit high enough to clear the interface a vertical platform draws over the bottom of the frame. Both use a large size so the text survives being watched on a phone.
Are these styles free?
The six in the core pack are free. The advanced pack is free too at the moment — the badge in the app says what a thing costs you today.