Video caption maker in your brand font
Attach clips, script and font. Get timed brand-font captions, a subtitle file and a fault list.
Video caption maker in your brand font is a free AI skill for the job "Make video ads". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: advanced · Tested
What it does
Many people watch ads with the sound off, so the captions do the talking. They also go wrong at the very last step. The editor swaps in a default font. A long caption flashes past before anyone can read it. A caption drifts out of time after a trim, or sits under the app's like button. This skill captions the careful way. It won't place a word until it has your real font file, and it never swaps in Arial. It splits the script into short phrases that read at a glance, and it breaks lines in natural places. Each phrase is timed to the speech inside its own clip, so a trim only moves that clip's captions. It checks reading speed, keeps captions out of the areas the app covers, and lists every fault with the smallest fix.
You give it
- The finished clips, with their real lengths (attach them, or screenshots of each clip if your AI can't open video)
- The approved script or a word-for-word transcript
- Your font file for each text role (the .ttf or .otf)
- Your brand colours, and your logo file if there's an end card
- Brand brain (optional)
You get
- Caption groups per clip, word for word, with each line's length
- A timing table with each caption's start, end and reading speed
- A checklist per caption and a fault list with the smallest fix
- Clean and captioned videos plus a matching .srt file, when run in an editing tool
- Any caption check it missed or couldn't check, each named
Use it when
- Your clips are made and approved, and they need captions before they go live.
- Your editor keeps using the wrong font, or captions land under the app's buttons.
- You trimmed clips and the captions fell out of time.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in. A tool that can open your video files works best.
- Paste the script and the length of each clip.
- Attach your font files and logo file.
- Read the stopped steps first. Anything marked MISSING blocks that part until you add it.
- Watch the captioned video on your own phone with the sound off before you post it.