Add 3D captions to a vertical talking-head video

PandaStudio's 3D captions turn a 5 to 20 second talking-head moment into a shot where the camera flies between you and the words, with captions set at different depths and a key word tucked behind your head, on 9:16 Shorts as well as 16:9.

3D captions are made by the AI from your own footage, person cutout and transcript, then rendered on your computer and placed over the chosen range as one full-frame overlay. The camera whips in, moves between groups of words placed at different depths, hides a hero word behind your head, can turn a ring of words in front of you and ends on a staircase of words. The timeline's audio plays underneath, and the editor's normal captions are hidden over that range so they don't cover the 3D words. It works on 16:9 and on vertical 9:16 videos (also 1:1 and 4:5): in a vertical video it builds from the crop the Short shows, stacks short lines below the chin and keeps everything inside the area the platform's buttons don't cover. There are two styles: Bold (heavy sans hero words in a strong accent colour) and Editorial (italic serif hero words in cream and gold), with a film finish on by default. It is for a hook moment, not a whole video: one range of 5 to 20 seconds inside one clip, at normal speed, from a steady medium shot. A moving or handheld camera or an extreme close-up is refused because the result would look wrong. It needs a transcript. There is no panel for it: ask the AI. Running it again over the same range replaces the earlier version, and you can delete the overlay on the timeline to remove it.

pandastudio project.add-3d-captions --id=$ID --startMs=0 --endMs=9000 --style=bold --heroWords=money,time