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How to Add Text Screen in Middle of Video with Adobe Premiere Pro?

Adding text to your video can be an effective way to convey important information, provide context, or even add some creative flair to your project. In Adobe Premiere Pro, you have several options for adding text to your video, including the ability to fill and stroke text templates, add a drop shadow, and create text animations.

To start, move your playhead forward in your timeline and then adjust the positioning of your text. This will give you a basic text animation that you can customize further within your project. Before making any changes to your text, make sure the specific layer of text is highlighted.

To customize your text, including its opacity, shape, size, and color, switch to the Essential Graphics panel. From here, you'll be able to view all of your text options in a drop-down menu and modify them as needed. The panel will also display multiple text boxes as layers, allowing for a more fluid experience.

In the Essential Graphics panel, you can delete and copy text, as well as modify other settings. To get started, deselect the Type Tool and switch to the 'Selection Tool' by clicking on it. You'll then be able to type whatever text you want into the project panel, which is located to the left of your timeline.

If you prefer to add subtitles using the Type Tool, navigate to the toolbar and click and hold down the tool until the options appear. Alternatively, if you want to customize your text, being in the Essential Graphics panel will be the easiest option.

To add text to a video clip from either the Essential Graphics panel or by using the Type Tool, hit Ctrl+T or Cmd+T at the same time to open a new text box. With these steps and features, adding text to your video with Adobe Premiere Pro is easy and effective.

Adobe premiere add text screen in middle of video