Step 5: Hide the text before it crosses the line Select the text clip from the timeline > go to Effect Controls > move the playhead to right after the vertical line animation ends > adjust the text Position by dragging the value to the left until the end of it is almost touching the vertical line > click the Position stopwatch to create the starting keyframe > move the playhead to set where you want the text to be revealed by > drag the Position’s value to the right until all the text move to the side of the line, which will automatically create the second keyframe. If you want to animate the vertical line from the middle, select the Anchor Point and move the anchor point to the middle of the vertical line. Now, the vertical line shall reveal itself from the top. > set the Vertical Scale to zero > click the Vertical Scale stopwatch to create a starting keyframe > move the playhead a bit forward and increase the scale to 100 to automatically add the second keyframe.

Step 3: Animate the vertical lineĬlick the Scale dropdown > uncheck Uniform Scale (make sure your playhead is placed at the start of the clip). Select the pen tool > click two points to draw a vertical line before the text > drag the graphic clip to match the length of the text clip > select the Graphic clip > go to the Effect Controls > open the dropdown of the Shape > uncheck Fill and select Stroke and increase the property of the stroke thickness (to around 23). Select New Item > select Color Matte > use Color Picker to create a red color background > drag it onto the timeline > use Type Tool to add a title. Step 1: Create a color background and title Reveal Text with a vertical line in Premiere Pro. Well, though there are many ways to reveal text in Premiere Pro, none beats the classic and simple text reveal animation with a vertical line. Bonus: Easy Premiere Pro Text Reveal Alternative Online How to Create a Text Reveal with Vertical Line in Premiere Pro

Text animation presets premiere pro