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Put a word BEHIND the speaker so their head and shoulders cut across the letters. Driven by the TRANSCRIPT, not by timestamps: the opening earns one word naming what the video is about, and an emphasis phrase earns the word that follows it. Three steps — preview the placements for free, matte only those moments, then apply.

Material

One recording of a person talking, with intelligible speech: the placements are decided from the words. ANY LENGTH — matting is per-placement, so a 20-minute take costs the same as a 20-second one. The subject must be in shot, large enough in frame, and must not leave it.

Spec

Pricing & timing

Refusals this template can return

  • NO_SUBJECT
  • SUBJECT_TOO_SMALL
  • SUBJECT_LEAVES_FRAME
  • UNREADABLE
Refusals are free and typed: see Refusals.

Run it

⚠️ This template is a THREE-CALL FLOW, not one submit. The plan is agreed before any GPU is spent, which is why the preview is free and the charge lands on step 2.
🚨 Pass step 2’s own baseUrl to step 3, never the original upload: the cut-out step normalises rotation, and the two layers must agree or the subject comes back on its side.There is no job to poll — apply returns the canvas id directly. See delivery.
Editable delivery: Delivers an EDITABLE CANVAS and no flat mp4 — three layers: the recording, one live text element per placement, and the subject cut-out on top. The text stays draggable and re-typeable, and the occlusion is a consequence of the stacking order rather than a composite. Export the canvas when you want a file.
The word going BEHIND the speaker is the entire effect. A word that never passes behind them is a caption, and this template is not a caption tool.
Charged 75 credits flat on the cut-out step, on success only. The flat price holds because at most 4 placements of at most 4 seconds each reach the GPU — matting is per-span, never the whole recording.
Two tiers, sized against each other: the word BEHIND the subject is the headline (240px on a 1080 short edge) and the optional caption rail in FRONT sits smaller. If you turn captions on, expect both.