Add anything to your captions
Emojis, icons, and your own footage, all without leaving the panel. On Pro, stock photos, video, and audio join them. Batch tools handle the busywork.
Emojis without leaving your editor
All 3,857 emoji live in the panel. Click one and it lands on the caption under the playhead, timed to match.
Position
This sky is unreal
Click any emoji to add it to the caption. In Google Animated, hover one to see it move.
Placed on the caption
It goes above the caption by default. In After Effects, the Pin menu can also put it between words or below the line.
Three styles, six skin tones
Google, Google Animated, and X. Pick a skin tone once and every hand and person in the grid follows it.
Shape layers in After Effects
X emojis come in as native shape layers. Recolor them, scale them with no blur, and animate them like any vector.
17,300+ built-in icons, ready to use
All 13 icon libraries live in the panel. Pick a color, pick an icon, and it lands under your caption.
0:00:02:12Select an icon, then click it again to import it. Change its color in the filter menu first.
13 libraries in one menu
Shapes, Font Awesome, Bootstrap, Tabler, and nine more. Pick one in the filter menu and search it by name.
Recolor before you import
Pick a color and the whole grid repaints. The icon comes into your comp already in that color.
Comes in as a shape layer
In After Effects the icon lands as a native shape layer, timed to the selected caption or the one at or after the playhead. Otherwise it runs two seconds.
Your own clips and images
Import your footage and photos under your captions.
0:00:02:12Hover a clip to play it. Select it, then click it again or press Import.
Hover to play it
Point at a clip and it plays right in the panel, with its length in the corner.
Timed for you
Press Import and the clip is timed to the selected caption, or the one at or after the playhead. Otherwise it runs two seconds.
Project, folders, and saved
Browse your open project, the folders you add in Settings, and the stock files you already downloaded.
Stock photos, video, and audio
On Pro, search Pexels, Pixabay, and Openverse from inside the panel.
0:00:02:12Select a result and press Import to download it. Open the Audio tab for Openverse.
Pexels and Pixabay
On Pro, search photos and videos in the panel. Pick one and import it, and the file downloads for you.
Openverse sound and music
Search Creative Commons sound effects and music, preview them, and import them at the playhead.
Kept for next time
Everything you import stays on disk, and shows up under Saved when you need it again.
Pull media from a link
Turn videos from supported sites into footage and captions for your project.
Paste one link or a list
Paste links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and more, one per line. Pick Video, Audio, or Image.
Format and quality
Video comes as mp4 or mov, at the highest quality or 1080p, 720p, or 480p. Audio comes as mp3 or wav.
Into your timeline, or captions
Each download lands at the playhead. Transcribe it to captions, or start a comp that matches its size and frame rate.
Batch tools for the repetitive caption work
Fix timing, keyframes, and layers across every caption at once in After Effects. In Premiere, render caption tracks and bring them straight back.
This city never sleeps
Run a tool and watch the timeline. Click a layer name to select it first. Reset puts the comp back.
Timing
Trim captions back to their own timing, extend them, overlap them by a few frames, or close every gap in one click.
Texts
Pre-compose captions, add a parent null per caption, split text into characters, words, or lines, or flip the layer order.
Keyframes
Move keyframes to a layer's in or out point, set how long they run, or repeat a pattern at every caption's start.
Selection
Select the same property on every text layer, or pick keyframes by number.
Animation
Stick any layer to the box that highlights each word, so it follows along.
Render tracks in Premiere
Render caption tracks to MP4, MOV with alpha, or a PNG sequence, and import the file back into your project.
One easing curve across your keyframes
Open the easing editor to shape the timing of your keyframes in a single curve graph. Start from a preset like ease or overshoot, or drag your own curve. Elastic and Bounce modes build spring and bounce timing for you.
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