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MrBeast style captions Cartoon caps, thick outline, nonstop energy.

MrBeast style captions use rounded cartoon caps, a very thick black outline and two words at a time, with a pop on every phrase. The look became known in the videos of YouTuber MrBeast. We have two versions: Beast Mode, where the highlight color rotates every phrase, and Beast Glow, where the spoken word lights up in neon green. Both use the Luckiest Guy font.

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Style specs

What makes a MrBeast caption

Beast Mode uses Luckiest Guy, a rounded cartoon display font, in all caps at 96 px on a 1080 × 1920 video. An 11 px black outline and a 5 px shadow make it read over any footage, and each phrase pops in over 220 ms.

Only two words show at a time, and the spoken word grows 18% in a color that changes every phrase. That constant change is what gives the style its energy.

Beast Mode
SettingValue
FontLuckiest Guy
Size96 px on a 1080 × 1920 video
Words per line2, up to 2 lines
Outline11 px
All capsYes
Entrancepop, 220 ms

Beast Mode · Beast Glow

Beast Mode Luckiest Guy in caps with an 11 px outline. The highlight color rotates every phrase and the spoken word grows.
Beast Glow The same cartoon caps, with the spoken word lit in neon green.

How to make MrBeast style captions

  1. 01

    Upload your video or paste a link

    A file or a YouTube link, including lives. We transcribe every word with its timing.

  2. 02

    Choose the clip

    Take one of the clips we suggest or mark the moment yourself in the transcript.

  3. 03

    Apply Beast Mode or Beast Glow

    Open the Viral category in the caption gallery and pick one. The preview is exactly what goes out in the video.

  4. 04

    Adjust and download

    Change colors, size and position, then download the vertical clip with captions burned in.

When to use it, and when to pick something else

The MrBeast style fits challenges, reactions, vlogs and anything with high energy. It is loud by design, so it works best when the video itself moves fast.

For teaching, interviews or calm stories, the rotating colors can feel like too much. A karaoke or minimal style keeps the focus on what is being said.

  • Use it for: challenges, reactions, vlogs and gaming
  • Avoid it for: serious topics and slow, reflective clips
  • Two words per line keeps the pace fast
  • Leave room above the app buttons in the lower third
  • Pair it with quick cuts, not long static shots
  • Reels and TikTok safe zone →
Step by step

How to apply a style to your clip

How to choose and save a caption style In the Download clip window, open Captions in the right menu. On the Styles tab, filter by category or search and click a style: the caption shows up in the preview. After adjusting the font and effects, Save caption style keeps everything under a name, and Use as default applies that style automatically to your next clips. See the steps → How to customize the clip captions With a style chosen in Captions, use the Font tab to change the font, size, weight, colors, outline, shadow and line breaks, and the Effects tab for position, caption backdrop, keywords and word styles. Drag the caption in the preview to move it. See the steps → How to use your brand's font in captions Inside a video, open Library in the menu, go to Fonts and click Add font to upload a TTF or OTF file. The font stays saved in your account and shows up in every caption font picker, in the Your Fonts group. Only use fonts you're licensed to use. See the steps →

Terms worth knowing

Animated captions Captions that light up, change color or appear word by word at the exact moment each word is spoken. Burned-in captions Captions rendered into the video image itself: they show in every player and the viewer cannot turn them off. Safe zone The part of a vertical video the app interface does not cover, where captions and text stay visible. Characters per second (CPS) A caption's reading speed: how many characters the viewer has to read for every second it stays on screen.

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Frequently asked questions

What are MrBeast style captions?

Big cartoon-style uppercase captions with a very thick black outline, two words at a time and bright colors that pop in with every phrase. The look became known in the videos of YouTuber MrBeast.

What font do MrBeast style captions use?

Our Beast Mode and Beast Glow styles use Luckiest Guy, a rounded cartoon display font, in all caps. It is one of the 54 fonts in FilmScribe. We also have a simpler classic version in Roboto, yellow with a thick outline.

What is the difference between Beast Mode and Beast Glow?

Beast Mode rotates the highlight color every phrase and makes the spoken word grow. Beast Glow keeps the same caps and lights the spoken word in neon green instead.

Can I add emojis to MrBeast captions?

Yes. Emoji Beast uses the same cartoon caps with an emoji bouncing in before each phrase. You find it in the Emoji category.

Can I change the colors?

Yes. Text color, highlight color, outline, size and position are all editable in the clip editor, and you see the result in the preview right away.

Is FilmScribe affiliated with MrBeast?

No. MrBeast is the name this look is known by, and we use it only so you can find the style. FilmScribe has no partnership or relationship with MrBeast.

Your video, with MrBeast style captions. Every word timed for you.

Upload a video or paste a YouTube link. We transcribe it, suggest clips and you apply Beast Mode in one click.

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