Once you locate the Tool Panel, select the Type Tool at the bottom of this panel and Left Click directly into Premiere’s Program Monitor. This is usually located to the left of your Timeline in the Default Editing Workspace but can be in other positions in other workspaces. To create new text, go to the Tool Panel. The new method of creating text within Premiere should be remarkably familiar to anyone who has ever used Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, or any other graphic design software out there. As a clip you will then be able to drag the clip into your Source Monitor or directly into the Timeline. Instead, a clip of the title is added to your most recently opened bin. Just note that if you are using Premiere for the first time, when you press OK and confirm the completion of your title, it will not be added to your timeline. After confirming the size and pressing OK, the Legacy Title Window will appear, allowing you to create your title and add shapes and text effects. By default, this will be the current size of your most recent sequence. Just like the original titler, a window that allows you to define the size of your title sequence will appear. To access the Legacy Titler from within Premiere, go to File > New > Legacy Title. Obtain a quote for onsite Premiere Pro training. We run public classes in Los Angeles, online classes and onsite classes across the country. Need to learn Premiere Pro and After Effects? Our Adobe certified Premiere Pro classes in Los Angeles are the best and fastest way to learn.
Just in case you are a hardened fan of the “old” way of creating text, the original text editor still exists though it has been relocated! Previous versions treated text like they were separate, individual video clips that could then be loaded into your source monitor and then cut into the timeline and this had its benefits but the newer method(s) definitely take things to the next level.
The new method of creating text is more intuitive and has much better integration than ever before. It has been a few years since Adobe has re-designed the way text is created and modified in Adobe Premiere.
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