Quiet captions
Quiet sets captions small and light, in sentence case, with the word being spoken in full white and the rest dimmed. It is for talk that should not shout: a sermon, a personal story, a calm conversation. The words are there for viewers with the sound off without taking over the frame.
Every short ClipsMagic cuts can use Quiet or any of the other three styles.
What does Quiet look like?
- Medium-weight sentence case, the smallest of the four styles.
- Unspoken words dimmed; the spoken word in full white.
- A soft shadow instead of an outline or a box.
- Sits at the bottom, the middle or the top of the frame.
When should I use Quiet?
Sermons, personal stories, calm interviews and anything filmed with care, where heavy captions would fight the picture.
When is another style better?
Bright or busy footage, where small light text gets lost. Boxed keeps the calm and adds a box. Fast talk is easier to follow in Highlighter.