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Drag the Left handle ( start) of the Write On effect to the left or type 0 in the Start box.

Now move 25 frames back or to where you want your title to start writing off.

Move to the end of the clip and repeat the process in reverse, this time grabbing the left handle ( start) and dragging it to the right or type 1 in the Start box.

Now to make this even better we will reverse the process so the title finishes with a Write– Off effect in the opposite direction.

Playback your clip to see the text revealed with a write-on effect.

You will see your text is revealed from left to right and another keyframe has been created.

Now take the right handle (end) of the Write-On effect and drag it all the way to the right.

Note: You can measure this out by tapping your right arrow key 25 times.

25 frames is a good spot if you are unsure. Move forward to the point on your clip where you want your title fully revealed.

Note: Click the keyframe button to make it turn red, indicating a keyframe has been created and activating the automatic keyframe function. You will see your text disappear on the screen from right to left. Now drag the right handle (end) of the Write-On effect to the left or type 0.0 into the End box.Go to the first frame (start) of your Text+ title.We will use these to create keyframes to animate our text.At the bottom of the text controls, there is a slider named Write-On with two handles for Start and End plus a little keyframe button to the right with small arrows on either side.Type in your title in the text box and select your font from the dropdown menu while using all the text controls like size, tracking, line spacing, etc.With the Text+ title selected go to the Inspector window.Once you are happy with your clip and title length, you can start working on the title by clicking on the Text+ title in the timeline.You can either drag the clips to the length you want and let them snap in place or you can right-click on the clip/text+ and select clip duration then type in the value you want. Set the Duration for your clip and text.Now, from the Effects panel under Titles select Text+ and drag it onto the timeline above your source footage (Note: It must be Text+ not just Text since the write-on effect is only available with text plus.).This can be any clip you would like to place a title on or you may already have some video edited. In the Edit page, drag your source clip onto the first track in the timeline.We will start with a 1080p, 50 fps project, which is the same as our source footage in this case. Part 1: Simple Write-On Text Effect Using Text+ Part 2: 3 Useful Write-On Text Effect Tips.

Part 1: Simple Write-On Text Effect Using Text+.