Create dynamic, animated subtitles for your videos. Enhance viewer engagement with stylish motion captions using Virdit.

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Customize animations, fonts, positions, and colors to match your video’s style with just a few clicks.
Upload an SRT, VTT, or use auto-generated captions.
Select from presets like fade, pop, bounce, typewriter, or customize your own.
Set font, size, color, and placement to fit your video aesthetic.
See how your animated subtitles will look before rendering.
Start with an existing subtitle file or use Virdit to transcribe.
Choose animations, font styling, and layout options.
Burn the animated captions into the final video or export as layers.
Keep viewers engaged with eye-catching motion effects.
Edit every aspect — text, position, animation, and layering.
Supports translation, emoji, and multiple subtitle types.
Render crisp videos with baked-in animated captions.
Create engaging reels and shorts with bold animated captions.
Highlight key terms and concepts with styled animations.
Add synced, stylish lyrics to music videos.
Animate subtitles to drive attention to key messaging.
Add multiple language subtitle layers with custom animations.
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Enhance your video with powerful animated subtitles - that elevate engagement and clarity.
Fade, pop, bounce, typewriter, and more.
Fine-tune each segment’s animation and timing.
Font, size, color, stroke, background, and layout.
Final export with animated subtitles baked in.
Yes, you can define custom animations for each subtitle segment.
SRT, VTT, and ASS are fully supported.
Yes, you can animate emojis and insert diagram overlays.
Absolutely! You can see your animation before exporting.
Yes, you can animate and stack multiple tracks like translation, captions, or emojis.
Basic preview is free. Rendering the final video uses credits.