Title overlay

Add an AI-generated title overlay to every video or clip that reaches this node.

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Add the node

Open Workflows from the left sidebar and click New to open the workflow builder. Add a trigger first, then continue in the Editing stage. Choose Add Title Overlay from the editing node panel. Overlap adds an action node to the canvas. Click the Add Title Overlay node on the canvas whenever you need to reopen its settings.

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Generate the title

Use Title Generation Prompt to describe the kind of title Overlap should create for each clip. The default prompt asks Overlap to create a catchy title that summarizes the main point of the clip. Use Title Text when you want to provide the title text directly instead of relying only on the generated title. Click Apply Social Default to start from the current social title style, then adjust the settings below it.

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Set timing and motion

Use Duration to decide how long the title stays visible. The panel notes that dragging duration to 10s makes the title Always Visible. Set Intro Transition and Outro Transition to control how the title appears and disappears. The current defaults are None for intro and Fade: Fade for outro.

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Style the title

Use the typography controls to adjust the title’s font, weight, uppercase setting, font color, font size, line height, and character spacing. Use the background controls to choose the background style, text alignment, background color, padding, vertical padding, border radius, and line margin. Shadow controls let you set the shadow color, blur, and offset. Enable Dynamic Position when the title should anchor to the split-view position from the first frame, if one exists. Use Position to set the title’s vertical placement.

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Build the rest of the workflow

Use Add Title Overlay after the workflow has a video or clip source. A common flow is New YouTube Video -> Find Clips -> Add Title Overlay -> Add Subtitles -> Post to Social. Finish the workflow with an export node, then click Publish when the workflow is ready.