Create, edit, and save titles using the Essential Graphics panel or the Legacy Titler.


This page provides information on the Legacy Titler in Premiere Pro, in case you need to use these tools for legacy projects and workflows.

We strongly recommend using the new Titling and Graphics tools in the Essential Graphics panel which provide a more modern toolset and allow you to save titles, graphics, and animations as .mogrt files (Motion Graphics templates) which are easy to save, access, share, and customize. For more information see, Create titles and Motion Graphics.

Essential Graphics panel versus the Legacy Titler

Creating titles using the Essential Graphics panel
Creating titles using the Essential Graphics panel

The Legacy Titler has a long history in Premiere Pro and was used to create titles, credits, and simple animated compositions. It had some limitations which have been improved upon with a comprehensive text and graphics toolset in the Essential Graphics panel. The new tools allow you to:

  • Work in the Program Monitor, so that you can design and animate directly on the video images
  • Use familiar Adobe design tools, such as Rulers and Guides, snapping, and text, line, and shape tools
  • Incorporate graphics files (such as logos) and save them with your designs
  • Save titles and animations as editable Motion Graphics templates (.mogrt files) for easy re-use and sharing
  • Save and share Rulers and Guides setups as templates for consistent design across projects and teams

The Essential Graphics panel allows you to both create your own titles and animations and work with existing designs:

  • Open and customize advanced Motion Graphics templates authored in After Effects
  • Source professionally-designed Motion Graphics templates from Adobe Stock
  • Share Motion Graphics templates from your Creative Cloud Libraries (within the Essential Graphics panel)

All of this provides a more modern approach to working with text and graphics in Premiere Pro for greater efficiency, design consistency, and enabling collaboration with colleagues.

Learn more about creating titles and animations with the new Essential Graphics tools.

Using the Legacy Titler

We recommend using the new titling tools in the Essential Graphics panel for all new projects. However, if needed, you can still access the Legacy Titler for legacy projects and workflows.  




  1. Select File > New > Legacy Title.

  2. Specify a name for the title and click OK.



Create a title based on the current title

  4. Change the new title as desired.

Create a title in Indic language

Premiere Pro includes support for Indic languages, such as Hindi. You can now create titles using Indic text.

The Premiere Pro Titler supports text composition in the following languages:

  • Latin and western scripts
  • Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) languages
  • Indian languages


The Indic text engine supports the following Indian languages:

  • Bengali
  • Gujarati
  • Hindi
  • Kannada
  • Malayalam
  • Marathi
  • Oriya
  • Punjabi
  • Tamil
  • Telugu
To create a title in Indic text:
  1. Choose Edit > Preferences > Title.

  2. Enable the Indic radio button.

    Enable the Indic radio button
  3. Click OK.


    To create a title, choose File, New, Title
  5. Click OK.


    1. Enable Hindi keyboard and download the necessary font.


    Titles panel

Import a title file


  1. Choose File > Import.
  2. Select a title and click Open.



Export a title as an independent file


  2. Choose File > Export > Title.

When you create a Master Style, a thumbnail image of the style gets added to your project panel. Click drag this thumbnail onto one or more graphic objects in the timeline to update all the text layers in that graphics at once.

You can also update individual text layers of a title to a particular style by selecting the text layer in the Essential Graphics panel, then choosing the desired Master Style from the drop-down list.

About safe margins in the Titler





Choose, create, and import title templates







Load a template for a new title

  1. Choose Title > New Title > Based On Template.
  3. Select the template, and then click OK.

Import a saved title file as atemplate

  1. With a title open, choose Title > Templates.
  4. Give the template a name and then click OK.

Set or restore a default template



  2. Click OK.

Rename or delete a template





Create a template from an open title

  1. With a title open, click the Templates button .

Show video behind the title





  1. In the Titler panel, select Show Video.





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