MrBeast Style Caption Generator

This MrBeast style caption generator turns your speech into big comic-style captions, with each word flashing yellow the moment you say it.

Create an account to generate and export your captions.

What MrBeast captions look like

MrBeast-style captions are the loud, comic-book subtitles from MrBeast's short-form clips. Sycamore's version is called Beast. It sets your words in Komika Axis, a rounded comic font, in white uppercase with a thick black outline.

Three words show at a time by default, in the middle of the frame. Each new line pops in, scaling up from a little smaller than full size. As you say each word, it turns bright yellow and grows a bit bigger than the words around it.

The yellow word is what keeps people watching. Their eyes jump to it, then to the next one, so they read along at the pace you talk. The outline keeps the text readable over bright sky, dark rooms or busy B-roll, which matters when most people watch with the sound off.

Beast vs. Mozi: which one fits

Sycamore has two bold, outlined styles with a highlighted spoken word. They look close at a glance but feel different on screen.

Font

Mozi (Hormozi style)
Montserrat, a clean sans serif
Beast (MrBeast style)
Komika Axis, a playful comic font

Spoken word color

Mozi (Hormozi style)
Green by default
Beast (MrBeast style)
Yellow by default

Words on screen

Mozi (Hormozi style)
4 by default
Beast (MrBeast style)
3 by default

Font weight

Mozi (Hormozi style)
Adjustable
Beast (MrBeast style)
One heavy weight

Best for

Mozi (Hormozi style)
Advice, business and talking-head clips
Beast (MrBeast style)
Challenges, reactions, vlogs and anything high energy

Settings you can change

Yellow or any color

Keep the classic yellow for the spoken word or pick your own. You can also change the main text color.

How the word grows

Set how much bigger the spoken word gets, and whether it jumps instantly or grows in a snappy, smooth or bouncy way.

Outline

Change the outline color and make it thicker, thinner or turn it off.

Words per line

Show 1 to 6 words at a time. Smart chunking breaks lines at natural pauses so a phrase doesn't get cut in half.

Size, case and width

Set the font size, switch between uppercase and your original casing, and narrow the caption area to force shorter lines.

Placement

Put captions at the top, center or bottom, set the distance from the edge, and turn the pop-in on or off.

From raw clip to yellow captions

1.

Add your clip

Upload an MP4, MOV, WebM or MP3 file. Sycamore transcribes what you say and times every word.

2.

Choose Beast

Select the Beast style and word-by-word captions appear on your video right away.

3.

Check names and slang

Click any word the transcript got wrong and type the fix. The timing stays the same.

4.

Export

Export in 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or in 16:9 or 1:1. The captions are burned into the video.

Make your next clip louder

Upload a video, pick Beast and export it with yellow word-by-word captions.

Frequently
Asked Questions

What font does MrBeast use for captions?

MrBeast-style captions use a bold, rounded comic font. Sycamore's Beast style uses Komika Axis with a thick black outline to match that look.

How do I make MrBeast style captions?

Upload your video to Sycamore, pick the Beast style and export. The captions are timed to your speech automatically, and the spoken word turns yellow as you say it.

What's the difference between MrBeast and Hormozi captions?

Both use bold outlined text with a highlighted spoken word. In Sycamore, the MrBeast-style Beast template uses a comic font with a yellow highlight, and the Hormozi-style Mozi template uses a clean sans serif with a green highlight.

Can I use a different highlight color than yellow?

Yes. The spoken word color, text color and outline color are all editable in the Beast style.

Do MrBeast captions work on horizontal videos?

Yes. The Beast style works on 16:9 and 1:1 video as well as 9:16 vertical video.

Is Sycamore affiliated with MrBeast?

No. MrBeast style is a common name for the caption look his clips made popular. Beast is Sycamore's own version of it.

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