So to make the font bigger, you have to hop over to your Callout properties and drag the bar to make it larger. If you make the shape bigger than the space for the font, the font will stop growing once it reaches the font size. If you make it smaller than the font size, the font will shrink proportionally to stick within the shape. If that’s looking a little small, you can change the size of the shape by selecting it and dragging on the handles. It’ll highlight and you can just type out your changes. Now to change the text to what you want, just double click on it. And even if you want to change the shape after you get started, just select it, and pick something else via the dropdown. You can change the color, the opacity, the outline on of all of these. When you’re looking at these though trying to decide what you want, know that you’re just looking at the shapes. You can either drag these onto your canvas, or you can drag them into a specific place on your timeline. They’re the exact same feature just with different defaults.
You can change either of these to be any size you want. These last two are exactly the same, except one’s at 64 pts and one’s at 96 points. If you don’t want any shapes, and just want to add text, you’re going to be looking using their plain text options over here.
This has nothing to do adding text other than it lets you see all your options, and there’s not that many of them to start with, so sorting them is kind of pointless.īy default Camtasia gives you 4 basic shapes to use in order to add your text. The first tab that opens is called Callouts, and the default style sorting mechanism is called Basic. What you’re going to do is click on Annotations with the speech bubble icon. I’ve opened up a new project, totally blank, and Camtasia will dump you into the Media bin. Sign in with your email address to create a workspace for your projects.Adding text in Camtasia via the Annotations Icon You can export videos up to five minutes long without a watermark and edit content for up to two days for free. You can upload videos to the Studio, then use the timeline to trim, cut, and split each video layer.Ĭlick the export button to begin processing your video with a new lower third, then download the video to your device.
Choose between seven different animations and add a custom icon, shape or emojis to customize the lower third template. You can also add a drop shadow effect then adjust the blur color, position, and rotation.ĭrag the ends of the text layer to change the timing and drag the background elements to adjust when they appear. From here, click the text to add your title, then customize the appearance by changing the font, size, color, and background color. You can customize the template on any device with a browser. Browse the free collection of lower third templates and click the edit button to begin editing.
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