TitroGuidesCaption styles, fonts and colours

Make it look right

Caption styles, fonts and colours.

Start from one of 15 ready-made looks, then make it yours: font, size, the colour of the spoken word, a band or pill behind the text. Save it once and every new video can start with it.

  • App + Studio
  • 3 min read
  • Free video included

TikTok · Karaoke · Neon · Pop

Real renders from the Titro engine.

Step by step

  1. Open Style

    In the editor, tap Style next to the preview.

  2. Start from a preset

    Pick one of 15 looks: TikTok, Pill, Hype, Elegant, Mix, Script, Top, Box, Podcast, News, Karaoke, Stadium, Pop, Neon and Minimal.

  3. Tune it

    Change Font, Size and Colors. Highlight sets how the spoken word stands out: colour, box, karaoke, pop or a different font. Background puts a band or a pill behind the text, Outline adds a thin, thick or neon edge.

  4. Place it

    Set Position to top, middle or bottom, or press and hold a caption and drag it where you want it.

  5. Save it

    Tap Save this style. It goes to My styles, ready to pick for the next video.

  1. Open Style

    Click Style in the left rail.

  2. Pick and tune

    Choose a preset, then adjust Font, Size, Colors, Highlight, Background and Outline.

  3. Place it

    Drag the caption on the video, or set Position.

  4. Save it

    Click Save this style to keep it in My styles.

Get more out of it

Make it your default

Set Style for new videos in your profile (in Studio: Account) and every upload starts with your look.

One caption, a different look

Select a caption, then Style. Change only that one, or use Apply to all captions to spread it.

Bold the key word

Select words and tap B on the phone, or press Cmd/Ctrl+B in Studio.

Good to know

  • 8 fonts, 7 highlight colours plus a full colour picker.
  • Up to 20 saved styles per account, shared between the app and Studio.
  • ALL CAPS is one switch in the same panel.

Try it on your next video.

Your first video up to 3 minutes is free. No card.

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