The “Reset” option immediately sets all these settings to default. “Font opacity” measures the visibility of the letters. You can choose between “Drop Shadow,” “Raised,” ”Depressed,” and “Outline.” The Raised and Depressed options add shadows to the bottom and top of the letters, respectively. The “Character edge style” option allows you to choose some additional style options for your subtitles. It’s disabled by default, which is why you might not have heard of it. “Window opacity” defines the opacity of this same area. “Window color” sets the color of the rectangular area which is the biggest allowed area for the letters to take at a time. You can also remove the background by setting the opacity to 0%. “Background opacity” defines the opacity of this same area. 
The “Background color” sets the color of the area surrounding the letters. You can also increase and decrease the font size by pressing the + and – keys. The smallest possible size is 50% of the default size, while the biggest is 400%. “Font size” changes the letters’ size. The same options are available for all the other color settings. Besides the default white, you get to choose between red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. 
“Font color” changes the color of the letters.
But the video will be delayed for more than ten seconds. It uses AI technology to add subtitles to videos, and can translate the subtitle into other languages. Here’s where you can choose between serif, sans serif, and cursive fonts, among others. Auto-Subtitle browser extension, which can add subtitles to live broadcast, on-demand, video chat, and video conference on web pages. Instead of font names, you only get to see the font styles.
“Font family” changes the subtitle font.
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