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Brand styling

Style subtitles for branded social videos

Create captions that match a campaign look with global styles, local exceptions, preview, and export-ready subtitle rendering.

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Best for

Marketing teams, creators, and agencies producing campaign or brand-led social video.

Output paths

Styled caption statesASS subtitle exportsBurned-in branded video exports

The user problem

Branded captions need more than accurate words. They need readable contrast, consistent typography, and placement that works across changing footage.

One-off edits can also create inconsistency if the base caption style is not managed clearly.

Why CutCaption fits

CutCaption starts with global subtitle styling so the whole project has a consistent base look.

When one caption needs emphasis or a different position, local controls let you handle that exception without changing the rest of the video.

A simple workflow

  1. Prepare the caption text and timing first.
  2. Set the global caption style for the campaign look.
  3. Preview captions over both bright and dark scenes.
  4. Use local overrides only where one caption needs special treatment.
  5. Export subtitle files or a burned-in video after final preview.

Review note

Check branded styles on mobile-sized playback and over busy footage before export. Readability should win over decorative treatment.

Next step

Give captions a campaign-ready look

Use CutCaption when subtitles need to feel intentional, readable, and ready for social distribution.

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Short-form videoCreate subtitles for TikTok, Reels, and ShortsPrepare readable captions for vertical social clips with timing edits, high-contrast styling, and burned-in export when needed.
Hardcoded captionsBurn subtitles into videosCreate subtitles, style them in preview, and export a video where captions are rendered directly into the picture.
Animated emphasisCreate karaoke-style captionsUse word-timed caption effects to highlight speech as it happens, then preview the style before exporting.