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Neil Jenkins
Neil Jenkins
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May 1, 2026
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Would like to set up Movavi type options

  • May 1, 2026
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Hi all

Movavi has some modules that you can plug into their timelines that allows for fancy moving graphics where you just change the text, colours etc to input.  I use them for intros and ads.

I used Premiere Pro a few years ago but have forgotten the detail of its features - including whether it has similar modules (or the ability to create them)?

I’m pretty sure it will - but want to check before I consider migrating over. I realise i can’t import Movavi and need to recreate everything but love the flexibility that you have with PP.  Oh, and the ability to re-scale timeline rwos.

I did look at Divince Resolve but it wasn’t obvious that you could do this (re the modules) - which for me, creates the risk of accidently altering whatever I set up.  Hence why I like Movavi’s approach (but it has other drawbacks)

Ta
Neil

 

    Correct answer wiliam56park

    Yes, Premiere Pro does have functionality that is very similar to Movavi’s plug-and-play “modules,” but it is implemented through what Adobe calls Motion Graphics Templates (MOGRTs) inside the Essential Graphics panel. These templates are basically pre-built animated designs (like intros, lower thirds, ads, and title cards) where the animation is already locked in, and you only adjust editable controls such as text, colors, fonts, or simple layout options. This gives you the same safety and convenience you like in Movavi—where you can’t accidentally break the animation—while also being significantly more powerful. Many of these templates are created in After Effects and then imported into Premiere Pro, which means they can support far more complex motion design, branding systems, and dynamic elements than Movavi typically allows. The main difference is that Premiere gives you much deeper flexibility and scalability, but you would need to recreate your existing Movavi modules as MOGRTs or use existing template packs, since they cannot be directly imported. Overall, if you like Movavi’s structured module approach but want more control and professional-level output, Premiere Pro supports that workflow very well once set up properly.

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    Peru Bob
    Community Expert
    Peru BobCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    May 1, 2026

    In addition to what ​@wiliam56park  said, there are vendors who sell Mogrts that you can use directly in Premiere Pro.

    Mogrts are also available in Adobe Stock.

    wiliam56park
    wiliam56parkCorrect answer
    Participant
    May 1, 2026

    Yes, Premiere Pro does have functionality that is very similar to Movavi’s plug-and-play “modules,” but it is implemented through what Adobe calls Motion Graphics Templates (MOGRTs) inside the Essential Graphics panel. These templates are basically pre-built animated designs (like intros, lower thirds, ads, and title cards) where the animation is already locked in, and you only adjust editable controls such as text, colors, fonts, or simple layout options. This gives you the same safety and convenience you like in Movavi—where you can’t accidentally break the animation—while also being significantly more powerful. Many of these templates are created in After Effects and then imported into Premiere Pro, which means they can support far more complex motion design, branding systems, and dynamic elements than Movavi typically allows. The main difference is that Premiere gives you much deeper flexibility and scalability, but you would need to recreate your existing Movavi modules as MOGRTs or use existing template packs, since they cannot be directly imported. Overall, if you like Movavi’s structured module approach but want more control and professional-level output, Premiere Pro supports that workflow very well once set up properly.

    Neil Jenkins
    Neil JenkinsAuthor
    Participant
    May 1, 2026

    Thanks for that. I last used PP three years ago - and forgot about those!  That’s fab, really appreciate your help.

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