About this collection
A typewriter animation reveals your text one character at a time, so a title lands with the rhythm of someone actually typing it. This collection covers the looks editors reach for most: CRT titles with soft scanlines, pixel and 8 bit terminals, glitch typing, hacker console logs, ink on lined paper, and a retro code editor. They come as After Effects projects, Premiere Pro motion graphics templates and DaVinci Resolve templates, each with letter or word typing and a blinking cursor you can restyle.
Read the blog: How to add a typewriter effect
How to add a typewriter effect
- Import the template into your timeline. Open the After Effects project, install the .mogrt in Premiere Pro from Graphics and Titles, or double click the .drfx for DaVinci Resolve, then drag it above your footage.
- Type your line and set the speed. Replace the placeholder text, choose letter or word typing, and set when it starts and how fast it runs so it finishes before your voiceover moves on.
- Add a typing sound. Lay a typewriter sound under the reveal, trim it to the same length, and add a ding when the line ends.