Text Animations You NEED to Master ? | Wondershare Filmora 13

Text Animations You NEED to Master ? | Wondershare Filmora 13

Hey everyone, today we’re diving into the world of text animations with Wondershare Filmora 13. Discover how to unleash your creativity and even win a cool food film camera! Let’s explore some stylish yet simple text animations that can enhance your videos.

The Clipping Mask Animation

Let's start with the Clipping Mask Animation. Follow these steps:

1. Open Filmora 13 and create a default title on the timeline, placing it on the third track.
2. Change the text to “POP,” with each letter on separate tracks—the fourth and fifth video tracks.
3. Keyframe the animation of the letters and add a curve for a natural feel.
4. Under the Stock Media tab, find and place a black solid color on the second video track, below the text.
5. Select all clips, right-click, and create a Compound Clip. Change the blend mode to Multiply.
6. Place the background clip in the first video track and hit play.

Ta-da! You’ve created a clipping mask animation.

Enhancing Captions

Creating captions for your short videos is essential. Here’s how to animate captions:

1. Create all the captions in Filmora and change the text style to a preset of your choice.
2. Set the in and out animations to “Wavy Appearance” and “Disappear Vertically.”
3. Apply the animations to all clips.
4. In the transition panel, search for “Start Zoom” and drag it between the caption clips.

Voilà! Your caption animations are ready.

Super Cool Text Animation

This animation involves more complex movements:

1. Create a title with a colored background: select a default text title, adjust scale and position, and enable the background option.
2. Animate the title by keyframing its position: start off-screen on the right and end off-screen on the left, adding curves for smooth motion.
3. Duplicate the text four times with each appearing 8 frames later than the previous.
4. Adjust the Y-axis in the keyframe settings to separate each text clip.
5. Make each text title its own compound clip. Add video effects like “Negative Purple.”
6. Enhance with a retro noise overlay for a complete look.

Keywords

• Filmora 13
• Text Animations
• Clipping Mask
• Captions
• Keyframe
• Compound Clip
• Retro Noise Overlay

FAQs

Q: How do I start a clipping mask animation in Filmora 13?
A: Open Filmora 13, create a default title, place text on separate tracks, add a black solid color below the text, create a compound clip, and set the blend mode to multiply.

Q: How can I animate captions?
A: Create captions, change the text style, set in and out animations, apply transitions like “Start Zoom,” and place them between caption clips.

Q: What effects can enhance my text animation?
A: Adding effects like "Negative Purple" and overlays such as retro noise can add depth and interest to your text animations.

Q: How do I keyframe text movement?
A: Open the keyframe panel, set position keyframes at specific intervals, adjust the position off-screen, and add curves for smooth transitions.