SubtitleRocketDoes this work over slide and screen-recording footage?
Yes: the solid white card was chosen for exactly that footage, where outline-only styles disappear against bright backgrounds.
Caption template · Learning
Course-friendly captions on a clean white card
Inverted from the creator presets: dark ink text on a solid white card, with orange accents on key words. It reads like a slide callout, which is exactly right for lessons and explainers.
Preview and MP4 export share one renderer; what you see here is what exports.
Style spec
- Fill
- Dark ink (#16130f) on a solid white card
- Accent
- Orange (#ff4d1c) for keywords
- Case
- Sentence case
- Size
- Compact (0.8× base) for full-sentence explanations
- Position
- Upper-lower third (72% frame height), clear of slide footers
Where it works best
- Course snippets and lesson recaps
- Explainer videos with terminology worth emphasizing
- Educational Shorts cut from longer lectures
On a phone
The white card holds contrast over slides, screen recordings, and classroom footage alike. Pair with Merge short captions so definitions read as complete sentences.
How the word highlight behaves
Keyword accents pick up the orange; on transcribed clips the active word follows the voice, which helps students track along.
FAQ
Can I pair it with bilingual subtitles for language courses?
Use the bilingual template for stacked two-language layouts; this template focuses on single-language emphasis.
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