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User Guide
Chapter 7: Creating Titles
ou can create type and graphics in Premiere’s Title window. A title can include straight
lines, shapes, and rolling credits. Once you create a title, you use it in your project just
like any other source clip, by editing it into your video program using cuts and transi-
tions, or superimposing it over other clips.
Your titles are not limited to the options in the Title window. You can create a title in another
graphics application, save it in graphics format compatible with Premiere, and import it into
Premiere (see “Importing still images” on page 121). If you create and import a title with an
alpha channel, you can superimpose it over other clips in Premiere (see “About transparency”
on page 259).
Creating a new title
Even though you can create a title while working in a project, a title is an independent file,
separate from your project. Like any other clip, it doesn’t become part of your video program
until you add it to the Timeline. You can work with more than one open Title window at a time,
or use a title in more than one project.
To start and save a new title:
1
Choose File > New > Title.
2
Choose File > Save As.
3
Specify a location and filename, and then click Save.
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