A speech bubble animation is a short clip of a comic-style balloon popping onto the screen with words inside it, so a person, a pet or an object in your video seems to say them. Editors use it for reactions, inner voices, jokes and skits, laid over the footage with the tail pointing at whoever is talking.
This maker draws four shapes: a rounded speech bubble, a classic oval, a thought cloud with a trail of small bubbles, and a spiky shout. The bubble sizes itself to your words and springs out of its tail, then the words come in word by word, letter by letter or all at once.
For an overlay, choose the green background, move the bubble so its tail sits near your speaker, and remove the green in your editor. Download it in the same shape as your video, 9:16 or 16:9, and the bubble lands exactly where you placed it.