Where is the speech bubble object in premiere? This is insane.

[hen5FD8]

There shoudl be a speech bubble object in Adobe Premiere. Where is it? I don't want to add external speech bubbles as PNG files, because changing width, height and size doesn't produce good results. I need a built-in speech bubble solution for Adobe Premiere. Where is it?

If one doesn't exist, how do I append a triangle image to text? To clarify, let's say I add text to my premiere video, then I give the text a rectangular background.  Now I want to ad a triangle image in the corner of the rectangle. How do I make that image triangle built-in to the text? Not a separate layer in the video editor? 

Basically, anytime I add text, I 'm going to give the text a background; that's built into the text object, then add a little triangle so the speech text can point to characters in the video.

There's a tab for graphis for text, how do I actually add a graphic to it?

[hen5FD8]

Here's an example of an alternate solution:

[Ann Bens]

Just add the triangle as a layer in the graphic.

Before crying out loud Pathetic, you might want to read the Help first

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/create-shapes.html

Also you can add png's or whatever images or videos to the graphic.

[hen5FD8]

I appreciate this, thank you.

Still, I was hoping there was a built-in speech bubble solution that's raedy to go, so there was zero learning curve; which wastes time.

Still, this will work, thanks again.

[Ann Bens]

There is no zero learning curve with Adobe software.

Or try Premiere Elements.

You can install a speech bubble font such as Komika

https://www.fontspace.com/category/speech

If you want really fancy stuff use Photoshop.

[hen5FD8]

You have to use the pen tool, in case anyone is wondering. It's so sad that this program doesn't have a speech bubble solution.  I tried Movavi video editor, but its speech bubbles are terrible.

[hen5FD8]

Too bad I can't edit my post. I ahve to keep replying.  As soon as I submitted my response, someone else already respodned with the solution.

[Andy 1968]

Premiere Pro has a good titling system that allows you to do more than just speech bubbles. 

[Rag and Bone]

Alternatively, try Essential Graphics Panel>Adobe Stock, select "Free" and search "Speech".

Not insane 🙂