Hormozi style
Hormozi-style captions. Bold words. Clear emphasis.
Short uppercase phrases, a gold keyword and a restrained word pulse, timed to your voice.
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The Hormozi preset and its neighbours
Styles shown: Hormozi, Clash, Punch, Impact, Boom, Smash, Karaoke Bar, Rampage. Tap any style to open it in the editor with that look already applied.
How it works
Generate and correct the transcript
Fix names and numbers before applying the style.
Choose Hormozi
Preview the short cues and select the word you want to emphasize.
Place and export
Check the result over the busiest frame, then export the captioned video.
The look works through hierarchy. A short phrase is easy to scan, and one highlighted word gives it a focal point. You do not need more colours or movement to reproduce that structure.
Use it where the spoken delivery has short, distinct points. A technical explanation with long names may read better in a quieter caption style.
- A defined starting point
- The preset provides type, cue length, colour and motion together.
- Choose the important word
- Star a different word when the automatic emphasis misses the meaning.
- Keep it readable
- Adjust placement and test the longest phrase against the actual footage.
Recreate the structure around your own words
Start with short cues and one accent colour. For “Save your first thousand”, the amount or action may deserve emphasis depending on the sentence around it. Listen before choosing.
The style cannot improve a weak claim or guarantee more views. It can make the words you mean to say clear.
Check bold captions on a phone
Heavy uppercase text uses horizontal space quickly. Preview long business names and amounts before exporting, and keep important words away from faces and platform controls.
If a line gets hard to read, put fewer words in each cue or choose another style. Keeping the sentence intact matters more than copying the look exactly.
Inside this preset
| Element | Starting setting | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| Typeface | Archivo Black, uppercase | Long words and names |
| Cue length | Up to three words | Natural phrase breaks |
| Accent | One gold keyword | Whether it carries the intended meaning |
| Motion | Active-word scale effect | Comfort at the speaker’s pace |
Common questions
Is this the exact style Alex Hormozi uses?
The preset is LumaCaption’s interpretation of the recognizable bold-caption look. It is not an official template, and it carries no endorsement.
What font does this preset use?
LumaCaption’s preset uses Archivo Black for Latin text, set in uppercase. Text in other scripts may render in a companion font.
Can I make it less intense?
Yes. Adjust the design or choose a quieter preset. Test the same line in both before deciding.
