Moji

Moji types your words onto the screen like a typewriter while your microphone records the real sound of your keyboard. You get a clip with the typing and its sound in sync, ready to post or drop into your editor.

Free downloadMoji for Mac

Free · Version 1.0.0 · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon

The Moji window: settings on the left, the video with typed text in the middle, and a timeline of typed lines and keyboard sound along the bottom

01

Record

Open a video, press Record and type along while it plays. Every keystroke lands on screen and every click is recorded.

02

Fix it afterwards

Typos, timing, fonts, colours and position all change after recording. Each letter keeps its own keystroke sound.

03

Export

A finished MP4 with the text burned in, or a transparent or keyable overlay for Premiere, Final Cut, Resolve or CapCut.

The prompter over the video showing the current script line, with the next letter to type highlighted
Type from a script. Paste what you want to say and every key types the next letter, so the sound is real but the words always come out right.
A vertical video with the TikTok safe zones drawn over it, and the text placed clear of them
Made for vertical too. Safe-zone guides for TikTok, Reels and Shorts keep your text clear of their buttons. They never show up in the export.
The timeline with one line selected, showing its text, start and end time and how long it stays on screen
Every line is a block. Double-click to fix a typo, drag to retime, delete to remove it and its sound. Everything undoes.
The export finished card, with the file name, its details, and Show in Finder
Drag it straight out. Drop the finished file from the export card onto your editor's timeline, plus SRT captions and markers if you want them.

Free, native, and small.

A Swift app for the Mac, about 8 MB installed. No accounts, no watermark, nothing to unlock.

Free downloadMoji for Mac