--- title: How to change the style of my subtitles description: Pick a subtitle style in your prompt or the workflow, then change style, color, highlight and text box with the Magic Box or Settings. --- When you start your video, you can add a line about subtitles to your prompt. You can also pick a caption style in the workflow panel. The caption style options in the workflow panel A prompt with a line that asks for a subtitle style ## Subtitle styles you can ask for - Add bold subtitles with popping effect - Add clean subtitles with no outline - Add clean subtitles with outline - Add karaoke style subtitle - Add classic hormozi subtitle - Add word by word subtitle - Add the comica subtitle - Add subtitles with comic font and the shake effect - Add all caps subtitles - Add subtitles with a banger effect - Add subtitles with the yellow comic box style - Add subtitle style with radical blur effect ## Change the style after the video is generated After the video is generated, you can change the subtitle style with the Magic Box: The video shows a subtitle style command typed in the Magic Box and the subtitles changing to the new style. You can also change it in **Settings**, then **Subtitle Preset**. The Subtitle Preset option in Settings ## Change the color, text box and highlight Use the Magic Box to change the color, the highlight and the text box of the subtitles. For example: - Change **subtitle** style color to red Subtitles in red after the color command - Change subtitle style **highlight** color to white - Change the subtitle style with white highlight Subtitles with a white highlight on the spoken word - Change subtitle style text **box** color to LightSalmon Subtitles in a LightSalmon text box - **Remove** subtitle-style text box background. Subtitles with no text box background You can use any of the common color names that modern browsers support. See this list of color names. Hex codes for colors and text box opacity do not always work, so use color names in commands like the ones above.