Perspective typography
3D text captions in real perspective.
Dimensional type for a title, a reveal or a short narrated beat.
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Preview 3d perspective captions
Compare the dimensional treatments in motion. These are visual presets, not downloadable 3D models.
Styles shown: Extrude, 3D Party, Mecha, Street, Cartridge, Volumetric, Chrome, Liquid Chrome. Tap any style to open it in the editor with that look already applied.
How it works
Add and transcribe
Add your media and choose its spoken language. Sign in to generate captions; extracted audio is sent for transcription while the video stays on your device.
Review the result
Play the clip and correct names, numbers and any misheard phrases before choosing the final appearance.
Export and check
Download the captioned video, then play the saved file at its intended viewing size. Keep the editable project for later corrections.
A 3D caption is a visual choice with a reading cost. A turning surface can make a short phrase memorable, but it can also hide letters while someone is trying to follow fast speech.
The live examples show the actual available treatments. Choose by what remains readable in motion, rather than by an engineering description of how the effect is drawn.
- Perspective scenes
- Try Slab, Corner or Tower for type arranged on turning or receding surfaces.
- Dimensional finishes
- Preview Extrude, 3D Party and metal treatments for a different depth effect.
- Speech-based timing
- The caption sequence follows the words and timings in your project.
- Video output
- Export the rendered video; subtitle files do not preserve dimensional motion.
Use a short phrase before a long paragraph
Start with a complete, brief thought and play it at normal speed. If you can only read it when paused, simplify the style or shorten the grouping.
Keep the background quiet enough that the letters can be distinguished throughout their movement. A strong opening style can hand over to flat subtitles for the explanation.
Check perspective at the viewing size
Review the smallest and most angled point of the animation on a phone-sized preview. Look for clipped edges, long names and letters that overlap the subject.
A higher-resolution export cannot fix letters that are too small or moving too quickly. Change the composition first; choose export resolution afterwards.
Common questions
Can I export a 3D model?
No. This workflow creates a captioned video, not an editable model for a 3D application.
Can I get the effect in SRT or VTT?
No. Those exports contain text and timings. Use the video export to preserve the effect.
Should I use it for a whole lecture?
Test a short section first. Flat, stable subtitles are often easier to follow through dense narration.
