Hormozi style
Hormozi-style captions, in Hindi as well as English.
The look known after Alex Hormozi's videos is simple to describe and fiddly to make by hand: a short line in a heavy sans-serif, built up word by word as it is spoken, with the current word picked out in colour and a small pop.
Doing that in an editor means a keyframe on every word. Here the word timings come from the audio, so the build happens on its own and your work is choosing which words matter.
What you get
Built word by word, on the beat
Words appear only once they are spoken, up to six to a line, with the word on the beat in coral and the rest in white. The line never wraps; it shrinks to fit the frame instead.
The same look in Indian languages
Hinglish written in English letters takes the uppercase treatment exactly as English does. Devanagari and other scripts have no capitals, so they keep the build, the colour and the pop.
Change the parts that make it yours
Swap the highlight colour for your brand's, change the font, adjust the size and words per line. It is a starting point, not a filter.
How it works
- 01
Upload a talking-head clip
The style suits direct-to-camera speech. MP4 or MOV, any aspect ratio.
- 02
Transcribe
Pick the language, or let it be detected.
- 03
Choose Hormozi
Select the style, then fix any word the model misheard.
- 04
Export
Download the MP4 with the captions animated into it.
Questions
What font do Hormozi captions use?
A heavy, tight geometric sans-serif in uppercase. AutoCap's version uses Inter Tight, and you can swap in any other font from the picker.
Is the Hormozi style free?
Yes. It is one of the styles on the free plan, whose exports show a translucent AutoCap mark in the middle of the frame. Upgrading to any paid plan takes the mark off.
Is this affiliated with Alex Hormozi?
No. "Hormozi style" is the common name for this kind of captioning. The style here is AutoCap's own version of that look.
Related
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