Greek
Greek is small enough as a market that most tools give it one fallback face and call it supported. That is the difference worth checking. Your first video is free.
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Fifty-seven typefaces carry the script here, which is the difference between a language being rendered and a language being designed for. A single fallback face means every clip in Greek looks the same regardless of what you chose, and that shows in a feed where your other clips carry a deliberate look.
In detail
Greek is one of eight scripts that render here, alongside Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Thai and Hangul.
| Property | Effect on screen | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Longer average words | Fewer words fit before a wrap | Keep the grouping short |
| Accented vowels | Render normally | Nothing |
| Final sigma differs | A distinct character, not an error | Leave it |
| Names transliterated to Latin | Two plausible spellings exist | Read them before producing |
| Mixed Greek and Latin in one line | Both render | Check the spacing at the join |
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Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
No language to declare.
Fifty-seven carry Greek.
Saved styles on paid plans hold the look.
FAQ
Fifty-seven that carry the script.
No, what was spoken is what appears.
Save a style on a paid plan and the series inherits it.
Yes, before producing.
The free video costs nothing and settles it.
Produce one Greek clip and choose a face properly. Nothing to pay first time.
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