Kesar
Small white words stand above and below one big word filled with deep saffron and a gold shine. The lines sit in 3D, the top line casting its shadow on the big word, and a glowing icon marks a time, an amount or a no. A caption that says no turns red. Colours, icons, layouts and motion are all settings.
Free to try, no card. Your video opens in the editor with this template.
- Business, advice and explainer reels where each line builds to one word: a meeting, a number, a warning.
- A caption of eight words or more is set smaller so the stack stays inside the frame. Hindi is set in Poppins; other Indian scripts in Noto.
- In the desktop plugin it comes in as layers you can edit in After Effects and DaVinci Resolve, and as a burn in everywhere.
How it held each language
Our language check draws a sample sentence on a plain frame, with no speaker and no cutout. On Kesar it flagged a sliver of the title at the edge of its box in every language, which says more about the check than the template: it is designed to sit behind a real person. Judge it on your own clip.
Change it after you pick it
Switch templates at any time and every caption follows, with your edits kept. Colours, font, size and timing are yours to change, and any word can be retyped. See captions by language, or place it clear of the app’s buttons with the safe zone checker.
