
A vertical accent bar grows and the name slides out from behind it, with the role fading in below.
Name tags and captions for interviews, podcasts and news.

A vertical accent bar grows and the name slides out from behind it, with the role fading in below.

A line opens from the center while the name rises above it and the title drops below. Balanced and elegant.

A short accent underline draws from the left as the name rises and the role slides down underneath.

Solid color boxes wipe on and the text rises into them. A bold, broadcast-style name tag.

Italic slanted tags snap in with punchy energy, perfect for gaming, sports and street-style edits.
Pick a lower third preset, type the name and role, set your brand colors and font, then export a transparent WebM. Drop it on the track above your interview footage, position it in the lower left, and trim it to the seconds where the speaker is introduced.
A lower third is the fastest credibility upgrade an interview can get. These presets slide a bar, split a line or pop a box behind a name, and they read cleanly at phone size as well as on a monitor.
Read the full guide: How to Add Lower Thirds to a Video5 editable presets, including Bar Slide, Split Line Name, Underline Stack, Box Pop and Corner Tag. Every one opens in the browser editor, where you change colors, timing and any text before you download.
None of them loop. Every preset in Lower Thirds plays once, which suits cuts, openers and one-off moments.
MP4 for any editor or platform, WebM with a transparent background for the web, and a PNG sequence with alpha for Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve and Figma. Every preset exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 from 720p up to 8K, with a commercial license in your name.
Editing and previewing are free. You only spend a credit when the finished file lands on your machine.
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