Everything we have written about templates, motion and AI video.

Premiere Pro gives you two routes to animated text: hand keyframing in Effect Controls, or dropping in a Motion Graphics template and retyping the words. Most tutorials only teach the first. This guide covers both, plus the panel change in version 25.0 that moved the template browser out from under editors who had used it for years, and the After Effects catch buried in Adobe's own documentation that template listicles never mention.

CapCut on PC handles text animation through three preset slots: In, Out, and Loop. You add a text layer, open the Animation tab, pick a preset, and set its duration with a slider. This guide walks the exact steps per CapCut's published documentation, covers the two controls that buy you more precision, and draws an honest line around where preset animation stops and layered motion design begins.