At a glance
Style family
Ink
Font
Inter
Caption type
Subtitle
Position
Bottom
Part of the Ink family
The default variant of this style.
When to use Ink
A black card with white text — quieter than Paper and more cinematic, so it sits on top of moody or dark footage without breaking the mood.
Best platforms
Best content
How to apply Ink in Versely
1. Open Caption Studio
Open any video inside Versely and choose Caption Studio.
2. Auto-time the captions
Versely transcribes your voiceover and times each line automatically — no manual keyframing.
3. Pick "Ink"
Select the Ink style group, then choose the "Ink" variant.
4. Export or publish
Preview the render, then export or publish straight to TikTok, Reels or YouTube Shorts.
Frequently asked questions
What does the "Ink" caption style look like?+
White text on a black rounded card — clean and cinematic. It renders in Inter on a black card, positioned at the bottom of the frame.
What's the difference between "Ink" and the other Ink styles?+
Ink has 5 variants in Versely: Ink, Ink Square, Ink Sheer, Ink Navy, Ink Top. The default variant of this style.
Which platforms and content is "Ink" best for?+
A black card with white text — quieter than Paper and more cinematic, so it sits on top of moody or dark footage without breaking the mood. It works well for cinematic vlogs, aesthetic b-roll, travel and lifestyle content, sized for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts.
Does "Ink" animate word by word?+
No — "Ink" is a subtitle-style caption: the full line appears and updates together, timed to your voiceover rather than animating per word.
How do I apply "Ink" in Versely?+
Open your video in Versely's Caption Studio, generate auto-timed captions from the audio, then pick "Ink" from the Ink style group. Versely times it to your voiceover automatically — no manual keyframing.
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Guides
Caption presets vs VEED styles
Versely caption families and VEED styles solve the same mute-feed problem with different libraries. Pick by burn control, not by screenshot envy.
Previewing a Caption Style on Five Seconds of Your Own Video
The same caption preset reads differently over a bright kitchen than a dim night shot. Preview two styles on five seconds of your footage before committing.
Caption styles: preview fonts then burn
How to pick caption styles and fonts: preview on real footage, lock a family, then burn with Versely or free burn-captions.
Snap vs Reveal caption styles
Snap pops tokens; Reveal types the line. Use timed families when words are the hook, then burn before mute scrollers decide.