Dynamic Subtitles bring your captioning to life with animated presets that make your content more engaging and mobile-ready. Choose from catchy designs like "Glide" or "Pulse" to elevate your videos instantly.
Who Can Use This Feature?
Free, Lite, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans: Unlimited access. Requires subtitles to be present in the project.
Step-by-Step: Add Dynamic Subtitles
Open a new project
Click Edit video in the left sidebar. This takes you straight into the editor and creates a new project.
Add media and generate subtitles
Upload your media, then go to the Subtitles tab and generate subtitles for your content.
Open subtitle styles view
Find the subtitle style settings to explore animation options.Choose a Dynamic Preset
Select one of the animated styles, such as Glide, Pulse, or Glide2.Apply dynamic style
The preset will automatically enhance your subtitles. To remove animation, toggle off Emphasize Words with AI or switch to a static style.
FAQ
Q: Can I change the animation, scale, or font on a specific word?
Not yet. These features are in development and will be available in the future(no specific time yet).
Q: Can I change the color of a specific word?
Yes. Select a word in the Subtitles Editor and use the toolbar to apply a custom color. Alternatively, turn off Emphasize Words with AI, adjust the color via the Auto Highlight section, then re-enable it.
Q: What do the blue words in the Subtitles Editor mean?
Blue indicates that a word has custom styling applied. Select the word to view and adjust its style using the toolbar.
Q: Can I use two different subtitle styles in one VEED video, such as a dynamic style for the intro and regular social media captions for the rest?
It’s not currently possible to use two different subtitle styles within the same project. As a workaround, you can generate the subtitles and apply the first subtitle style. Then, delete the subtitle lines where you want to use the second style. After that, export the project and upload the exported video back into the editor. You can then generate the subtitles again and apply the second subtitle style to the newly generated subtitles.
Q: Can I choose which words get emphasized?
The Emphasize button can apply and disable preset highlighted styles to selected words inline.
Some of the Emphasis styles are visible in the toolbar icons, like Bold, Italic, and Colour. The others can be viewed in the Highlight section of the Preset.
