Jagged edges for new Essential Graphics Titler

A quick and dirty fix that I have found is to add a channel blur all zeros to the graphic, anti-aliases all the text nicely in both preview and render with no blurriness.

Thanks for the helpful tip. Exporting with Fields could certainly explain some unexpected results for rendered frames. Other export settings could also be at play. Also, keep in mind that if your monitor is not set to show "High Quality" then we intentionally show no anti-aliasing during playback for performance reasons. So there could certainly still be a bug looming, but at this point there is no umbrella cause for any such problems.

For anyone still seeing what looks like 'jagged' graphics' we will need: Simple but CONCISE steps, a graphics-only test project (or else include the media if it is really essential to see your result) and some sort of screenshot or screencast of your result. Thank you all in advance for your support.

Problem still occurring in newest release of Premiere.  12.0.0 (Build 224)

Here is something that worked for me:

I checked the sequence settings of a timeline where the text from the new text tool had jaggy edges and noticed that the Editing Mode was set to "AVC-Intra 100 1080i". This setting came from the first clip I had dropped on the timeline.

I changed the Editing Mode to "ARRI Cinema" and Fields to "No Fields (Progressive Scan)" and all the text edges instantly looked just as good as the legacy title tool.

And yes, this applies to what I see in the Program window as well as the exported file.

How's it going Adobe?

Texts do get really jagged lines AFTER export as well (just like it looks in preview) if you use shadow with the new essential tool.

I'm getting the same behavior upon EXPORT. All graphics, no matter the font, have jagged edges when zoomed in. Doesn't matter whether I'm exporting ProRes or H.264. Never had this problem when I was using Premiere's title function these many years. Please fix this!

Following thread, as I am finding the same behavior.

Having the same problem with jagged edges in Essential Graphics here on a PC. In this image, the title was scaled up 150%, which seems to make the problem worse.  I can avoid using the scale function in the Effects window, now that I know it's an issue -- but why should it be an issue?

For comparison, here's a legacy title and a new "essential title." The aliasing is visible on the rounded edge.

Hope to hear some advice!

More tests.

This screen grab is from the Adobe Export Preview Window. Regardless of quality in the preview window the Essential Graphics is Jagged:

Now, this is interesting. This is from the output of the Program Window's "Export Frame" function. Less jaggedness here.

Adobe, what is going on?

Huge fail Adobe. I just used this tool on a project for the first time. All text is jagged. I am using drop shadow so maybe that is part of the issue.