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3 Top Text Templates for After Effects
Tuts+PhotographyWhen you’re creating a video, you might not always think about including text, but text is often the only extra on-screen info in your film: it can be incredibly valuable tool. In this round-up, we’ll feature three of the top text template for After Effects.
Each of these After Effects text templates is included with a membership to Envato Elements. Elements is an unlimited-download creative resource, featuring templates, stock video, fonts, photos, music, and more. Even for seasoned editors, these After Effects templates can save time and elevate your creative style.
1. Inspirational Intro
In the first couple of seconds of your video, viewers decide if they want to keep watching, or not. That’s why you’ll need a powerful and inspiring text intro. Whether you’re sharing your brand name, slogan, tagline, or simply a motivational quote, this sleek template lets you roll out your words in style. All colors are fully editable to allow for even more customization.
2. Text Messages
Flashing text messages on-screen is equally a dramatic technique and a winning marketing tactic. The Text Messages template makes it easy. Simply fill in the message blanks with your own words, and let the professional template do the rest.
3. Text Logo
For an unforgettable and appealing logo intro, try out the classic Text Logo template. It styles your words by combining hundreds of them into a single large image. Use it for an engaging intro, or a smooth transition between content.
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Want to take your text effects further? Try out lower thirds template: 10 Best Lower-Thirds After Effects Templates for Broadcast and Best in Class: Lower Thirds Templates for Adobe After Effects are a good start.
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