Caption what matters
Captions help a viewer follow the clip, especially when dialogue or a reaction carries the moment. Keep each caption short enough to read before the next one appears. Avoid using a wall of text to explain something the image already makes clear.
Time words to the source
ClipX stores caption timing against the original recording. Add captions manually in the editor, or connect the transcription provider to generate captions from the selected audio. Check names, slang, and game-specific terms before exporting.
Choose one readable style
Bold statement works for emphatic reactions. Clean & simple keeps dialogue quieter. Yellow highlight adds emphasis. Use one style consistently so the viewer follows the moment rather than the formatting.
Check the finished video
Preview the full clip with sound and once with sound off. Inspect the export on a phone. Platform controls and captions can cover parts of a video, so leave breathing room around essential information.