Fonts and colours
Every sticker starts out in Abel, white. That’s deliberate: it’s readable on most footage and it doesn’t fight the video. It’s also not what everyone wants, so tap a sticker once and the style panel slides up from the bottom.
Styling is free. It’s the export of premium stickers that costs, not how they look.
The top row is ten fonts. Scroll it sideways and tap one; the sticker changes on the spot, so you’re choosing on the real footage rather than guessing from a name.
The set is a mix on purpose. Abel, Montserrat and Bebas Neue are clean and get out of the way. Anton is loud. Share Tech Mono, Orbitron and Audiowide look like a head-up display, which suits power and speed. Racing Sans One and Faster One are what they sound like. Caveat is handwriting, and it’s better on a photo than a fast descent.
Colours
Section titled “Colours”The second row is ten colours. Same deal: tap and see.
At the end of the row is the eyedropper, labelled “pick from video”. Tap it and the video pauses on the current frame and becomes a colour picker. Drag your finger over it and the sticker takes the colour under your fingertip live, with a small loupe showing you the exact sample. Lift your finger to keep it. Matching the sticker to your jersey, the bike, or the sky in that particular shot is the difference between an overlay and something that looks like it belongs in the frame.
If the eyedropper isn’t there, the app couldn’t read frames from that video on your device. That’s rare and it only takes the dropper away; the fixed colours still work.
Apply to all
Section titled “Apply to all”Once a sticker looks right, apply to all pushes its font and colour onto every sticker already on the video, and onto any you add for the rest of the session. It’s the fast way to a consistent look: style one, apply, then add the rest.
It resets when you leave the editor or start a new video, so the next clip begins at Abel and white again.
Closing the panel
Section titled “Closing the panel”Swipe the panel down, or tap the video above it. While the panel is open, the swipe-up that opens the trim view is ignored, so close the panel first if you’re trying to get to the elevation strip.