This folder icon lets you create a new group, organizing your layers. The Responsive Design feature allows you to create graphics that automatically stretch to animate in the same amount of time, even if you time-stretch other parts of the project.įor example, you can protect an intro of a show and use it for other projects. When placed in the new project, the templates can responsively retime to align with a new sequence. In this panel, you can align the text to the screen, centering it, nudging it, and adjusting the opacity. Master Styles is a feature that allows you to set text presets. When you set a master style, you save all of the Text and Appearance properties of a graphic that can then be applied to other graphics.

Master Styles is great for projects that require the same text style throughout.

Here, you can select your text style or create a new Master Text Style for later use. The Text panel gives you all of the basic text adjustments, such as bolding, changing the font family, text alignment, and more. This panel adjusts the color, fill, stroke, background, and shadow of your text. The wrench icon adjusts graphic properties. The eyedropper tool lets you select any color from the screen to use as the color for your fill, stroke, background, or shadow. The fill is the color inside of an object.Ī stroke is an outline around the shape of an object. You can add multiple strokes around the object and adjust the weight of the stroke. The background fills the box holding the text with a color fill. You can adjust the size of the box as well as the opacity. The shadow creates a shadow layer underneath the text. You can adjust the color, opacity, angle, distance, size, and blur of the shadow as well. The Mask with Text feature lets you turn the text layer into a mask, masking the layer beneath the text layer within the essential graphics panel. Animating the Text in Premiere ProĪfter all this, you have finished perfecting the text. Now, how do you animate it? Fade in/out, moving the text placement, that’s where Effect Control Panel comes in. Highlight your text in the timeline by clicking on it.With Adobe Premiere Pro, you will quickly discover several ways to do the same action. Here in the Effects Control Panel, you set keyframes to animate your text.If the Effect Control Panel isn’t open, go to Window > and check Effect Controls to bring it out. You drag the play head to your desired time. To add another keyframe, drag the play head to the end of the animation, change your desired value, and hit the diamond icon.To start keyframes, you click the stopwatch icon. Here, you can see I created a scale animation from 9 seconds to 10 seconds, increasing the text’s size.

Fading text in premiere pro