How To Add Video Inside Text in premiere pro ?
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To add a video inside text in Premiere Pro, you can follow these steps:
Create a new sequence and import the video clip and the text layer into the project panel.
Drag the video clip to the timeline and place it on the lower track.
Drag the text layer above the video clip to the upper track.
Select the text layer on the timeline and then go to the Effects Control panel.
Click on the "Opacity" option and reduce the opacity to make the text layer transparent.
Go to the "Essential Graphics" panel and select the text layer.
In the "Essential Graphics" panel, select "Edit" to open the text layer in the "Edit" tab.
Click on the "T" icon to add a new text layer and then type in the text you want to use.
Use the text tools to format the text as you desire.
Drag the new text layer over the video clip in the timeline.
Adjust the size and position of the text layer so that it fits within the video clip.
Go back to the "Effects Control" panel and increase the opacity of the text layer to 100%.
You can also add keyframes to the opacity of the text layer to make it fade in and out as desired.
Play back the sequence to review your work and make any necessary adjustments.
Export the final video by going to File -- Export -- Media and selecting your preferred format and settings.