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How can I change the font to multiple titles at the same time?

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October 27, 2014
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Hey guys, quick question. I have a bunch of titles and lower thirds in my project and my producer decided that he didn't like the font we were previously using and wants to change it to a new one. He seems to do that pretty often. Is there a way to "globally" change the font to multiple title cards at the same time instead of clicking on each one separately and doing it manually for each one? And if there is no way to do that does anyone have any ideas on how to make it easier?

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Correct answer Grace Duarte

Ok, I'm aware this is 2 years after but I found a way and it's definitely much more efficient than editing everything on InDesign (at least for me, since there's no back and forth).

1. Do your graphic as you want it.

2. Select it, and save it as a new Master Style.
-- Master Styles will save into the project files.

3. Select the graphics you want to change the style for.

--Look for the Style in project files aaand

4. Drag and drop the preferred style onto any of them, all selected graphics will take the change.

Not sure if it works for previous version, I'm on the latest Premiere CC 12.0

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Ok, I'm aware this is 2 years after but I found a way and it's definitely much more efficient than editing everything on InDesign (at least for me, since there's no back and forth).

1. Do your graphic as you want it.

2. Select it, and save it as a new Master Style.
-- Master Styles will save into the project files.

3. Select the graphics you want to change the style for.

--Look for the Style in project files aaand

4. Drag and drop the preferred style onto any of them, all selected graphics will take the change.

Not sure if it works for previous version, I'm on the latest Premiere CC 12.0

Inspiring

That's an very good idea. Recently i discovered that the arrows, right from the master style selector thing, are used to push updates to the master style (override) (up arrow) and to update the selected title with the master style (down arrow). So you can change all titles with the same master style at onc.

Inspiring

I found this online, super helpful: How to update multiple titles in Premiere Pro using InDesign on Vimeo

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How to update multiple titles in Premiere Pro using InDesign

IvanTheEditorAuthor

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Thanks!!

matthaeusw17456942

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that would definitely be a really handy function to program into the next version, dear developers

Legend

And if there is no way to do that does anyone have any ideas on how to make it easier?

Charge by the hour and it may not be easier... but you will feel better about changing them.

IvanTheEditorAuthor

Inspiring

Super helpful. Thanks a lot!!

Anyone else?

Legend

What do you expect...an automatic way to do this? a plug in?

You change the Font and design-wise...you change everything about spacing , positioning , kerning etc...

Only way is ..one by one.

Take the money and smile. As helpful as I can get. Sorry.