Adding Text To Video-Premiere Pro

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January 5, 2023
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Hello!

I have a professional video already created and edited, but I need to add disclaimer verbiage at the end of the videos. What is the easiest/simpliest way to acomplish this with Premiere Pro? Or would Rush be more appropriate as it does not create entire "projects"?

Thanks in advance!

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jstrawn

Legend

Rush creates projects too, but it's an auto-generated cloud project so it doesn't seem the same as a local project created in PrPro. Either way you will be bringing your original media into a project, adding text and then exporting. I find the Type tool in PrPro more powerful and flixible but it's mostly a matter of what you need and are comfortable with. Be sure to choose a format + codec at export that it not too lossy (or not lossy at all) otherwise you will lose a generation of quality inthe process.

Richard van den Boogaard

Community Expert

Inside PPro there is no other way than to start a new project, import your footage onto a new sequence and then add a portion at the end that contains your desired text.

For the text, you can simply use the type tool anywhere in the program monitor.

Once satisfied with the texts, you only need to export the video using the Export tab.

This page will help you get familiar with PPro: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/get-started.html

Hope this helps.