Text Animation
Title pop-ins, word-by-word text and name banners: just type
Start from a template
- Highlight title A bright highlighter bar wipes across a cream card as big letters drop in
- Kinetic slam One word per screen slams in while black, yellow and cream blocks wipe diagonally
- Question card A small tag plus two big lines, the second on a bright band
- Title pop Big title pops in with an underline and subtitle
- Word by word Words pop in one by one on the beat
- Typewriter Types out letter by letter with a blinking cursor
- Lower third Name and role banner
- Sticker tags Cream paper strips pop in at playful angles (separate lines with |)
One click opens the editor with the motion already added; change the text and colors, then export MP4. Everything runs in your browser.
Pick an animated text template, change the words and colors, layer it over your video and export MP4. Title pop-ins, word-by-word text and name banners, free and without a watermark.
Click a template to add it to the timeline; the cursor lands in the title field so you can type right away. Templates include a big title that pops in, text that appears word by word on the beat, a typewriter effect, a countdown, a name banner with name and role, and a light sweep across the frame.
Each template’s text, colors and pace are adjusted in the settings panel on the right. The background is transparent so it sits on top of your video, and position, size, opacity and in/out animations work just like regular text.
For an effect the templates don’t cover, ask the AI to write one from your description, or open the code and edit it yourself. Export MP4 or GIF when you are done; the preview is exactly what you export.
FAQ
- How is this different from regular text?
- Regular text is static and moves through in/out animations and keyframes. A text animation template is itself an animation, such as words popping in one by one or an underline sweeping across, with its pace controlled by the template. You can use both together.
- Can I change the font?
- Templates use the system UI font by default. To change the font or make a style the templates don’t have, open the code and edit it, or ask the AI to do it.
- Does it work for vertical video?
- Yes. Motion is drawn at the project’s aspect ratio, so after you switch to 9:16 the template lays itself out again for the new size.
- What happens if the text is too long?
- Templates do not wrap text automatically, so a very long title can run off the frame. Shorten the text, scale the whole motion down in the preview, or ask the AI to make it wrap.
- Is it free? Is there a watermark?
- It is free, exported videos have no watermark, and there is no limit on how many times you export.