Motion graphics maker for titles, lower thirds and callouts

Hindi text that does not break

Anyone who has typed Hindi into a title tool has seen it: the matras fall off, half letters split, and the word looks wrong on screen. Kritiverse Motion Graphics uses fonts and text shaping that handle Devanagari properly, so "प्रेरणा" or "क्षमा" look the way they should. You can mix scripts too: a Devanagari headline with a Roman Hinglish line under it is common on Indian Reels, and it works here.

What editors use it for

• Lower thirds for interviews and podcasts: a name, a role, a channel handle.
• Chapter cards for long YouTube videos, so viewers know where they are.
• Callouts with arrows and circles for tutorials and product videos.
• Price or offer cards for local business ads, with your brand colours.
• End screens that leave space for YouTube's own end screen elements.

Built around your brand

Set your colours, fonts and logo once in Brand Kit. Every title, strap and callout then starts in your style, so a client's videos look consistent across a month of Reels without you copying settings by hand. Agencies managing several clients can keep one Brand Kit per client.

Captions and graphics together

Motion graphics and captions often compete for the same space at the bottom of a vertical video. Place lower thirds and callouts where your captions will not cover them, and use the safe area guide to check both. For captions themselves, see the Hinglish caption generator and the Hindi caption generator.