Text Presets

Text presets are ready-made visual styles for your text overlays. Each preset controls the look of the text -- its weight, color, outline, background, and overall vibe. Pick the one that matches the tone of your video.

Browsing Presets

When you ask to add text or browse text styles, StarZero Agents opens a visual preset gallery — the same kind of gallery used for caption presets. Each preset shows a live animated preview so you can see exactly how it looks before applying it. Click a preset to select it, optionally describe any customizations you'd like (e.g. "use blue tones"), and hit Use to apply it to your project.

"Show me the text presets"

"Browse text styles"

Available Presets

Vibe Pop

Bold white text on a rounded purple pill background. Eye-catching and modern. A great default choice for social media content.

Elegant Focus

White bold text with a thin black outline, no background. Clean and minimal. Works well when you want text that's readable but doesn't dominate the frame.

Shout Block

Large UPPERCASE white text on a purple rounded block. Loud and attention-grabbing. Perfect for announcements, big reveals, or high-energy moments.

Corporate Loud

Large UPPERCASE white text with a thin black outline on a transparent background. Professional but bold. Suits business or corporate content that still needs to grab attention.

Vintage Glow

Warm gold text with a red outline, bold and italic. A retro glow effect that evokes warmth and nostalgia. Great for lifestyle, food, or throwback content.

Typewriter

White text on a black rounded rectangle, label-style. Classic and understated. Good for informational overlays, timestamps, or location labels.

Warming Heat

UPPERCASE orange text with a strong glow effect. Energetic and warm. Works well for fitness, cooking, or action-oriented content.

Cyber Signal

UPPERCASE yellow text with a soft glow. Tech-inspired and futuristic. Fits technology reviews, gaming content, or sci-fi themes.

Matrix Callout

UPPERCASE neon-green text with a subtle glow. Sci-fi inspired, reminiscent of classic hacker aesthetics. Bold and distinctive.

Label Tape

Black text on a flat white rectangle with no rounded corners, like printed label tape. Clean and utilitarian. Great for simple labels, tags, and straightforward information.

Command Capsule

UPPERCASE white text on a purple pill with a soft shadow. Sleek and compact. Works well for buttons, tags, and short callouts.

Message Stack

White text on a blue rounded chat bubble. Conversational and friendly. Perfect for simulating text messages, quotes, or casual commentary.

Executive

White text on a solid black rectangular bar. Formal and authoritative. Ideal for lower thirds, speaker names, corporate presentations, and news-style overlays.

Plain

Simple white text with a thin black outline. No background, no frills. The most minimal option -- use when you want text that blends in without any visual treatment.

Choosing the Right Preset

Match the preset to the tone and context of your content:

Content Type	Recommended Presets
Energetic social media (TikTok, Reels)	Vibe Pop, Shout Block, Warming Heat
Professional / corporate	Executive, Corporate Loud
Informational labels	Typewriter, Label Tape, Plain
Tech / gaming	Cyber Signal, Matrix Callout
Casual / conversational	Message Stack, Command Capsule
Lifestyle / warm tone	Vintage Glow, Elegant Focus
Minimal / understated	Plain, Elegant Focus

Customization

When selecting a preset from the gallery, you can describe changes you'd like in the customization field — for example, "use blue tones" or "make it more subtle." StarZero Agents will apply your instructions on top of the selected preset.

The following deeper customizations are not available:

• Custom fonts or typefaces
• Custom background shapes beyond what the preset provides
• Animated text (movement, fade-in, typing effects)
• Per-character styling (different colors or sizes for individual letters)
• Logo lockups or image-based overlays

If you need that level of control, export your project to Premiere Pro using the Premiere Pro Export feature and add your text there.