Can two text layers be visible together?

Yes. Layers have independent intervals, so titles, labels and other wording can overlap whenever their timeline blocks intersect.

Which properties belong to each layer?

Each layer keeps its own text, font, size, color, alignment, opacity, background, outline, shadow, position, dimensions and timing.

Will preview placement match the exported frame?

Yes. Box positions and sizes are stored relative to the real source frame and mapped back to its resolution during rendering.

Can text be edited after downloading the video?

No. Export burns the overlays into the pixels. Finish content and timing in the workspace before creating the MP4.

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Add Text to Video

Design multiple independently timed text overlays for titles, labels and callouts, then render them permanently into an MP4.

Add a video

Place and time multiple text overlays directly on your video.

Choose video

MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI · or drag and drop

Your video is processed locally and is never uploaded.

How to use Add Text to Video

1
Choose a video and use Add text layer to create every title, label or callout you need.
2
Select a layer, edit its wording and style, then drag and resize its box directly on the video preview.
3
Move each Text N block along its timeline row or adjust the handles to set independent start and end times.
4
Play through overlapping layers, click Add Text to Video and download the rendered MP4.

Frequently asked questions

About Add Text to Video

Add Text to Video works as a small compositing timeline rather than a single caption field. Each overlay can occupy a different place and time, making it suitable for opening titles, speaker names, labels and temporary calls to action in one pass.

Direct manipulation controls spatial layout; dedicated rows control temporal layout. The preview combines every active layer, and final rendering uses the same bundled fonts and relative coordinates before producing a locally processed MP4.