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Adobe Premiere Pro Help
Using the Adobe Title Designer
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Using bitmap logos
The Adobe Title Designer offers several methods for placing bitmap logos created in
other graphics applications (including vector-based drawing applications) into a title.
Once you place a logo in a title, you can apply object styles to it. You can also use a logo
as a texture. For more information, see
“Using object styles” on page 207
and
“Loading
textures” on page 210
.
To place a logo in a title:
1
Choose Title > Logo > Insert Logo. The Adobe Title Designer imports the logo at the size
it was created.
2
Drag the logo to where you want it. If necessary, you can adjust the size, opacity,
rotation, and scale of the logo. For information on adjusting these properties, see
“Trans-
forming objects” on page 205
.
To place a logo in a text box:
1
Using a type tool, click where you want to insert the logo.
2
Choose Title > Logo > Insert Logo into Text.
To return a logo to its original size or aspect ratio:
Select the logo and choose either Title > Logo > Restore Logo Size or Title > Logo >
Restore Logo Aspect Ratio.
Working with objects
You can use the Adobe Title Designer to designate the order of your overlapping objects.
You can also align or distribute objects and adjust their shape, size, position, and opacity.
Arranging objects
When you create objects that overlap each other, you can control their stacking order by
using the Adobe Title Designer’s arranging function.
To arrange an object:
1
Select the object you want to move.
2
Choose Title > Arrange and then choose one of the following:
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Bring to Front to bring the selected object to the top of the stacking order.
•
Bring Forward to switch the selected object’s stacking order with the object directly in
front of it.
•
Send to Back to move the selected object to the bottom of the stacking order.
•
Send Backward to switch the selected object’s stacking order with the object directly
behind it.