Captions fit the new frame
Captions and safe zones are laid out on the cropped frame, not the original.
Crop video to 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9
Turn a landscape video into a vertical Short
Pick 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9 and Captixa crops the picture, lays the captions out for the new frame, and exports it. Drag the picture to choose what stays in shot.
New in 1.1 On the Free plan. Windows and macOS.
Real exports from Captixa. Tap a style to preview it
At a glance
Reframe in Captixa 1.1
Turn a landscape video into a vertical 9:16 Short, a 1:1 or 4:5 post, with captions laid out for the new frame. Drag to choose what stays in shot.
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Shapes9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5 · 16:9
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PositionSlider, or drag the picture in the preview
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Export sizeThe crop's own size, or 1080p for 1080×1920
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SavedWith the project
Reframe in 4 steps
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1
Open a video
Any landscape, square or vertical file.
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Pick a frame
In the Media panel's Frame row: Original, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9.
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Position the crop
Move the Position slider, or drag the picture in the preview.
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Export
The preview, captions, safe zones and export all use the new frame.
What you get
Drag to pan
Drag the picture to move the crop; dragging the caption still moves the caption.
On the Free plan
Reframe is not a Pro feature.
Questions, answered
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What size is the exported video?
At "Source" resolution the export is the crop's own size (a 1080p landscape clip cropped to 9:16 is 608×1080). Pick 1080p for a full 1080×1920.
Is the choice saved?
Yes. The frame and position are saved with the project.
Does it follow a moving subject automatically?
No. You choose one crop position for the whole video.
Try reframe on your next video.
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