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August 14, 2026
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Melhoria na caixa de texto

  • August 14, 2026
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Podiam colocar os efeitos apenas de texto. E a caixa de texto é muito limitativa. Quando queremos escrever um texto mais extenso fica limitada aquela caixa de texto. 
 

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    Participant
    August 15, 2026

    Refiro-me à versão de Premiere mobile. Não escrevi no texto anterior. Não conseguimos transformar esta caixa de texto.

     

    Stan Jones
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 15, 2026

    Sorry; I missed that this was the mobile app.

     

    Stan

     

    Stan Jones
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 15, 2026

    @Leonor35560159vjhl,

    I’m not sure what you are reqquesting be changed.

    I can’t find the helpx page, but be sure you are looking at the difference between Point Text () and Paragraph Text. Since about PR 24.2, you can change this parameter in the wrench icon of the Appearance section of the properties panel.

    There are two types of text boxes. Point text is created by clicking with the Text tool and typing. The bounding box expands as you type, but does not word wrap. So the box (and text) will run off the screen to the right if you type enough. The Text/Transform “position” is the bottom left of the TEXT, not the bounding box. And the Anchor Point is the same (a zero, zero adjustment from position).

    Paragraph text is created by clicking and dragging the bounding box before typing text. This word wraps as you type, but the box does not change. If you type until the text fills the last row of the box, the text scrolls out of the box and out of view. The Text/Transform “position” and Anchor Point is the left/top position of the bounding box.

    Caption text is “paragraph” text, and inherits that characteristic when using Upgrade Caption to Graphic.

    There are 3 anchor points in the effect controls for text – Vector Motion, Text, and Video. But the Transform sections of Vector Motion and Video apply to the whole frame (and by default are centered). If the text box is not set to the center of the frame, then even with its anchor point centered in the text box, it will not zoom correctly if using zoom/scale in the Vector or Video/Motion sections.

    Stan