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joliens60402762
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January 18, 2017
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How to create a typewriter effect in Premiere Pro 2017?

  • January 18, 2017
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I know this question has been posed with previous versions, but how is it for the latest version? Do you still need After Effects to do it?

Thanks!

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Warren Heaton10841144
Community Expert
January 19, 2017

Actually, it depends on the font you're using.

The challenge with doing a type-on effect in PR is that your font must allow for a vertical line to separate the characters.  With the Typewriter Animation Preset in AE, that's not an issue.

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    testour
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    January 1, 2020

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    Peru Bob
    Peru BobCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    January 18, 2017

    See here:

    How to tutorial Adobe Premiere typewriter effect - YouTube

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      joliens60402762Author
      Inspiring
      January 19, 2017

      Yes I know the video, but I thought it might be outdated as it's a video from February 2015

      kwparry
      kwparry
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      July 1, 2019

      Premiere Pro CC now includes a feature to make this a little bit easier. Here is a link to a more recent video that shows the effect:Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial: Typewriter Text Effect Animation (CC 2017 Essential Graphics How to) - YouTube

      shooternz
      shooternz
      Brainiac
      January 18, 2017

      or in PPro..use a Linear Wipe Transition Effect.

        Ann Bens
        Ann Bens
        Community Expert
        January 18, 2017

        After Effect is easy to do. Just drop the effect on the text.

        In Premiere you can use the crop effect and reveal a letter one by one.

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