Thora Cinematic
Small capitals with wide letter spacing along one row, the way a film sets its subtitles.
Free to try, no card. Your video opens in the editor with this template.
- Travel, vlogs and storytelling with a strong picture, where the caption should not compete with it.
- This is the smallest look in the set. On a phone, keep lines to a few words.
- In the desktop plugin it comes in as layers you can edit in After Effects, DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro, and as a burn in everywhere.
How it held each language
We drew a sample sentence in each language through this template in the real caption engine. Held means nothing was cut and the words stayed a readable size. Small means they fit, but shrank enough that you should split the line.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Held: native script. Small: roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Held: native script, roman. Small: english.
Held: native script. Small: roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script, roman, english.
Small: native script.
Measured with one long sentence in each language at the default size and box. Real captions are usually shorter, so they come out larger. You can also make the box wider, the text bigger, or split the line.
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.
