Animated titles and graphics are moving text or images that appear on top of video footage. They provide the audience with key information about what they’re watching and include elements like title sequences, opening credits, end credits or subtitles. Sometimes, they’re essential to the content, like headlines scrolling beneath a news anchor, while other times, they highlight key information for the viewer or simply help set the mood.
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Intuitively add titles to your videos.
Just click, type and drag. Then, easily change the appearance of text and shapes using fills, strokes, backgrounds, shadows and masks. Save your favourite styles as presets to use them again and again.
Create compelling motion graphics.
Bring titles and text to life with dynamic motion graphics and precise keyframing. Use per-character text gradients and a variety of styling tools, allowing for intricate customisations for visual impact.
Arrange graphics with precision.
Precisely align and evenly distribute titles, graphics and shapes across your video frame. Design your graphics to adapt responsively to changes in the video frame aspect ratio or to the position or scale properties of another graphic layer.
Generate, style and export captions.
Automatically generate transcripts and add captions to your videos, both available in 18 languages with caption translation. You can edit, stylise and export captions and subtitles with ease, all while saving style presets for consistency across all your projects.
Use powerful Motion Graphics Templates.
Get the power of After Effects title and motion graphic design packaged up as templates with easy-to-use controls designed to be customised in Premiere. Leverage the power of data-driven Motion Graphics Templates to quickly and accurately customise bar charts, line graphs and more.
Import imagery from other Creative Cloud apps.
Easily incorporate complex graphics, enhanced illustrations and detailed image sequences into your video projects from Photoshop, Illustrator, Firefly or other Creative Cloud apps.
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How to customise a motion graphics template (MOGRT).
Follow these steps in Premiere to make any MOGRT your own.
Open a new project in Premiere.
Open the Essential Graphics panel and pick a MOGRT template.
Drag and drop your selected template onto your video timeline.
Click the graphic to open adjustment icons or click the Edit button in the Essential Graphics panel.
Replace each placeholder image or graphic in the MOGRT with your own content from Creative Cloud Libraries.
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Questions? We have answers.
Motion graphics is the process of creating a series of images, text or other elements that form a coherent whole, while motion design is the creation of three-dimensional objects used in motion graphics.
Yes, you can use .mogrt files without After Effects. You can create graphics in Premiere using the Essential Graphics panel and then export them as .mogrt files for sharing or reuse.
To open a Motion Graphics template in After Effects, select a composition from your project and add it to the Essential Graphics panel. To open the current composition, select Composition > Open in Essential Graphics.
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