Put text behind anyone.
Right in your browser.
Depth text, real film stock looks, auto captions and background removal. Everything runs on your device, nothing gets uploaded.
What you can do
The 30 second tour
Common questions
Upload your video and select the Depth Text tool. Position your text where you want it, then click on the subject you want the text to appear behind. Depth information is analyzed in each frame and the text is rendered at the correct layer. The entire process takes under a minute.
We use the same speech recognition technology as professional transcription services. Accuracy depends primarily on audio quality. Clear speech with minimal background noise produces near-perfect results. You can review and edit the transcript before exporting.
Standard filters apply uniform color shifts across your footage. Our emulations model the actual response curves, grain structure, and color science of specific film stocks. The difference is particularly noticeable in skin tones and highlight rolloff.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using WebGL and your device's GPU. Your files remain on your computer throughout the entire editing process.
No. Every editing tool works without signup: captions, depth text, film looks, background removal, voice isolation, audio cleanup, reframe, animations, and 1080p export. You only need an account for Pro ($9.99/month), which adds 4K and watermark-free export, AI B-Roll, and Auto Shorts.
Free: every editing tool, including auto captions, depth text, film looks, background removal, voice isolation, filler-word cleanup, and reframe, with unlimited 1080p exports that carry a small v8eo.com watermark. Pro ($9.99/mo, or $6.99/mo billed yearly): 4K export with no watermark, plus AI B-Roll and Auto Shorts. If you only need one video, you can also pay $2.99 once to export it in up to 4K without the watermark.
The editor supports MP4, MOV, and WebM formats. Most videos from phones, cameras, and screen recordings are compatible. If you encounter loading issues, converting to MP4 typically resolves them.