Podcast captions A color for every voice.

Podcast and interview styles solve one problem: knowing who is talking with the sound off. Interview gives each speaker their own color. Podcast Bold uses heavy caps with a color per speaker and the spoken word growing, and Transcript dims upcoming words like a clean transcript. Podcast Card sets the line on a rounded dark card with the spoken word highlighted.

Use it on my video Best for: Podcast clips, interviews, panels and two-person conversations

4 styles · This preview was recorded with the same renderer that burns captions into your clip, so what you see is what you get.

Interview Colour per person: each speaker gets their own colour

Podcast Bold Podcast: heavy caps, colour per speaker, the spoken word growing

Transcript A clean transcript: upcoming words dimmed, colour per speaker

Podcast Card A rounded dark card with the spoken word highlighted

Specs of every style

Font, size, words per line, outline and entrance animation of every style in this category, read from the same style that burns the captions into your clip.

Style	Font	Size	Words per line	Outline	All caps	Entrance
Interview	Poppins Bold (700)	80 px	4, up to 2 lines	5 px	No	None
Podcast Bold	Montserrat Black (900)	84 px	3, up to 2 lines	7 px	Yes	None
Transcript	Inter Bold (700)	70 px	5, up to 2 lines	None	No	None
Podcast Card	Manrope Bold (700)	74 px	4, up to 2 lines	None	No	None

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.

Frequently asked questions

How do podcast captions know who is speaking?

We tell the voices apart when we transcribe, and the speaker color styles give each person their own color. Viewers follow the conversation without watching lips.

Which podcast caption style should I start with?

Podcast Bold for fast, high-energy clips. Interview or Transcript for calmer conversations where the full sentence matters. Our ranked list of podcast styles explains each one.

Pick a style. We handle the timing. Every word synced to the speech.

Upload a video or paste a YouTube link. We transcribe every word with its timing, you choose the look, and the clip comes out captioned.

Try it on my video

See the result on your own recording before adding a card.