Caption style · Still

Documentary captions.

Small spaced capitals with a thin line above.

documentary captions on a sample clip, rendered by Captuno.

What it looks like

A film-subtitle look: small, spaced capitals in a light face with a thin line above, fading in a phrase at a time. Understated, like the subtitles in a documentary.

When you upload you can also choose how the words come in. It works in vertical and widescreen video, in any of the 14 languages Captuno knows.

Good for

  • Short documentaries and story videos
  • Travel films and essays
  • Brand films

How to get it

  1. Open the uploader in documentary and drop in an MP4 or MOV, up to 15 minutes and 2 GB. No account or credit card needed, just an email address.
  2. Captuno writes down what's said, times every word and renders the captions, then emails you a link.
  3. Watching the preview is free. The full-quality video and its .srt file cost $1.99 for every 3 minutes of video, or less with a pack of seconds.

Caption a video in documentary

Other still styles

  • plain: White text with a dark outline.
  • minimal: Small light text on a soft dark bar.
  • editorial: Magazine title: one giant lowercase serif word, the rest small around it.
  • cover: Editorial's giant word, always behind you, like a magazine cover.

Or see all 17 caption styles.