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DewsynX
Participant
July 15, 2026
Question

How to achieve this clean Minecraft text transition? (Premiere & After Effects)

  • July 15, 2026
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Hey guys!

I saw a really cool text transition in a Minecraft video (0:20)

And I'm trying to recreate it. The creator mentioned they only used Premiere Pro and After Effects for their editing workflow.

The effect is a fast camera fly zoom to the sky where a 3D text (like "INTRODUCING") appears in the middle of the screen, perfectly locked in place with zero jitter.

I tried using the 3D Camera Tracker in After Effects, and also tried 2D tracking (Position + Scale), but because of the repeating Minecraft textures and the fast camera rush, the text constantly jitters, shakes, or the tracker points just slide off the blocks.

How is this transition actually made? What is the proper, clean workflow in Premiere or AE to get that rock-solid, smooth look without any shaking?

Thanks in advance!

1 reply

Nishu Kushwaha
Community Manager
Community Manager
July 16, 2026

Hi there,


Thanks for reaching out. Check out the text animation preset. There are a lot of them: https://adobe.ly/4f8K3oc

Or you can do this manually as well: https://adobe.ly/4poRL0J

Let me know if there are any other questions.


Thanks,

Nishu

DewsynX
DewsynXAuthor
Participant
July 17, 2026

Hi Nishu,

Thanks for the links, but you completely misunderstood my issue.

The problem is not with the text animation or presets.

The actual issue is the tracking. I am trying to track a text layer into a fast-moving Minecraft cinematic using either the 3D Camera Tracker or 2D Motion Tracker. Because of the repeating textures of Minecraft blocks and the fast camera zoom, the track constantly slips, and the text jitters/shakes heavily.

I need help with stabilizing the track or a proper workflow for tracking fast Minecraft footage, not animating the text.

Thanks,