German
German builds single words where other languages use four, and a vertical frame is the least forgiving place to display them. Your first video is free.
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Compound nouns produce single unbroken words far longer than anything in English or French, and a tall narrow frame gives them nowhere to go. That makes caption size and position more consequential here than in most languages, which is why both are adjustable before the clip is produced rather than fixed by the template.
In detail
| Property | Effect | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Very long compounds | One word can fill a line | Shorter grouping, or let it stand alone |
| Umlauts and eszett | Render normally | Nothing |
| Capitalised nouns | Normal German, not an error | Nothing |
| Swiss variants | Render | Nothing |
| English words in German speech | Render alongside | Check the spelling |
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Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Nothing needs declaring; the recording speaks for itself.
Compound nouns are where a caption line overflows.
A smaller caption often reads better than a wrapped one.
FAQ
Yes, size and position are both adjustable.
The caption typefaces cover Latin script including German characters.
4:5 or 1:1 gives long words more room than 9:16.
Yes, before the clip is made.
No. German in, German out.
Produce one German clip and see how the lines sit. Free the first time.
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