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Motion Graphics Templates do not currently allow users to change fonts. This MOGRT template requires Adobe Typekit fonts to be installed.

Motion Graphics Templates allow complex animations, which have been created in After Effects, to be edited directly within Premiere Pro, with just a few simplified controls.įor more information about Motion Graphics Templates for Premiere Pro read our blog post and watch our explainer video. This is a Motion Graphics Template for use in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 or later. Optimized for Premiere Premiere Pro Templates.Change the font, colors, and shadow details as well as size and position. Perfect for business and marketing messages or transitional text captions in your vibrant lifestyle vlogs. Turn off the Curves view, and tweak the positions of all the keyframes until it looks right.Bold, long shadow text effect for your titles and transitions. Now click on the Tracking Amount control and click the Curves button again.Īgain, make the curves look like nice S shapes: Move along your timeline until the text has moved off-screen, and set another tracking keyframe to "45".

Set another "Tracking" keyframe (at zero), and set the Tracking Type to "After". Move along your timeline to where your next Position keyframe is. Set another keyframe to adjust the tracking to zero. Move along your timeline until the text is in view. Set the tracking amount to 45 and keyframe it. Set the tracking type to "Before", and keyframe it. Now go into the Text controller and click on the "Animate" button See easing for more info.Ĭlick the Curves button again to turn off the Curves view. This will make the text slow down as it enters and leaves in a smoother more natural way. You should be able to adjust the curve of the x-position so that it forms nice "S" shapes.

With the X position control selected, click on the Curves button Add another keyframe to hold it there for a few seconds, then animate it off the other side. This makes it easier to only animate the horizontal (x-axis) position of your text, especially when working with Curves (see below).Īnimate your position keyframe, so that it begins off-screen, then comes into your original position. Right click on the position control on the text layer and check "Separate Dimensions". Make a layer of text, centre it on the screen. If you want to make something similar using After Effects, you can animate it like this: The example you've shown looks as though it might be from a web page, in which case it might have been made using CSS animations. (The animation above is at 15fps to reduce file size, so won't playback smoothly).