This will help you create an even perspective. TIP: Right-click on the preview pane and select Show Grid Lines and click OK. Drag the playhead arrow on the timeline until you can see the text so you’ll be able to adjust what the font perspective looks like.Right-click on the Title track on the timeline and select Motion Options > Customize Motion.Click on the background image on the Video track and hover your mouse to the edge until the arrow icon pops up to click and extend the image to last as long as the text does.Īdjusting the Perspective of the Text Crawl.You can adjust the duration length to be shorter or longer depending on the length of your text. Then click and drag to extend the duration of the text to around 25 seconds.Click on the Title track on the timeline, then hover your mouse to the end until the arrow icon pops up.Now drag your playhead to the beginning and press Play to preview what the intro looks like. Click on the color icon, then go to Corel Color Picker and select a darker shade of yellow to match the color from the original Star Wars movie.Click on the Align Center button to align the text into the middle of the screen.Change the font size to 60 or according to your preference.Change the font face to Franklin Gothic Medium or something that closely matches the original Star Wars intro text.Double-click on the Title track on your timeline to open the Options.Hold down CTRL on your keyboard and press V to paste your text onto the screen.Press the Delete key on your keyboard to erase it.Double-click on the placeholder text on the preview pane and click and drag to highlight all the pre-existing text (or press Ctrl+ A to select all).Go back to VideoStudio and double-click on the Title track on the timeline.Copy the text you’ve typed out from your chosen text editor ( Ctrl+ C).The reason for this is that it will be difficult to edit the text in VideoStudio since the complete text will be larger than the box we see on screen. NOTE: We recommend typing out the text you want to use in advance in a simple text editor like Notepad, so that you can easily copy and paste it into VideoStudio. Drag this title from the library onto the Title track on your timeline.If you click on it, you’ll see in the preview pane how the text scrolls up from the bottom. Click on the Title icon then click on the fifth title in the first row.Drag the background image you want to use onto the Video track on the timeline.
Free star wars intro creator how to#
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to how to create the classic Star Wars intro text crawl for your video projects in VideoStudio using your own text.Ĭlick on any of the images below to view full-size. Create a Scrolling Star Wars Intro Text Effect
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