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How to add graphics quickly
Ok, let’s say you have an epic clip in Premiere Pro with a nice animated text on top of it and you want to save that text design with the effects so that you can add it quickly in any project you wish and then just exchange the text.
A quick and easy way to do this is by saving this text as a Motion Graphic Template (or “Mogrt”). Just right-click on the text, click “Export as Motion Graphic Template”, type in a name, select a library and click “OK”.
Now, if you go to the “Libraries” window, you can click the library you saved it in, change to Grid view so that you can see all the graphics you’ve saved visually, and then just drag and drop what you need to the timeline.
In the libraries window (unlike the “Essential Graphics” window where your saved graphic also ends up), you can actually rename or delete your graphics and even sort them in sub-folders.
I’ve actually done a bunch of helpful mogrts for Premiere Pro that you can download for free, which I will link at the end of this video, together with and upgraded version with responsive mogrts. Feel free to check it out!
Hope you liked this tutorial, keep learning, and have a nice day! ☀️
Best of luck creating! 💪
If you liked this super-short tutorial, check out my YouTube channel for 180…
