Vis Exo TEMPLATE — TITLES

Movie Title Generator

Opening titles set the way recent films set them: a tall prestige serif on black, a tiny festival lowercase, a revived blackletter, wide sci-fi caps, brutalist stacks, a war stencil, art deco gold. Each card animates in the way that kind of title does, and can take film grain, a worn print texture or sit under the grade so it belongs to the footage.

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Opens with the Movie Titles preset already applied

GET THE LOOK

Three steps from this page to a finished clip

  1. 1

    Open the Movie Titles preset

    The button above opens Vis Exo in No Tracking (FX only) mode with this look already applied — a “Preset loaded” note confirms it.

  2. 2

    Add your footage

    Point your webcam at the scene, or load any MP4, MOV or WebM video.

  3. 3

    Fine-tune and export

    Adjust anything in the sidebar — add a Cinematic LUT, animate it with Keyframes — then Record to save an MP4 or WebM.

What you get

Why Movie Titles Works Here

Faces films actually use

Instrument Serif, Inter Tight, Fraunces, Grenze Gotisch, Syncopate, Big Shoulders, Limelight, Alfa Slab, Bodoni, Cinzel and more.

Texture, not stickers

Film grain, worn print, letterpress ink or projected-film softness on the letters, and an option to put the title under the effects.

Scene cards

Black, charcoal, paper, custom colour or over the footage, with cinema bars that slide in with the title.

Credits too

Chapter cards, cast lists, a film by, end rolls and epigraphs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which font is used for movie titles?

It depends on the film. Prestige dramas favour tall serifs, festival films small grotesks, horror revived blackletter, sci-fi wide extended caps. Each template pairs the face with the size, spacing and entrance that kind of title uses.

Is it free?

Yes, no watermark.

TAKE IT FURTHER

Make the Look Your Own

Ready to try Movie Titles?

Free, no signup, and your footage never leaves this browser tab.