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Advanced Text Edit for Windows

In Filmora, users can edit their text better than usual through its Advanced Text Editing feature. Commencing this functionality will allow users to apply different animations and presets to their text. In addition, users can customize other elements such as "Fill," "Outline," "Shadow," and "Background."

To learn how you can enable and apply all these enhancements in your text, find the guide below:

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Method 1: From the Timeline Toolbar

Step 1: Launch Filmora and Create a New Project

Start by downloading the software to your device, select the Create Project option, and import the media file.

Create a new project

Step 2. Choose Quick Text Option

Move the red timeline marker to the exact spot where you want your text to appear. Select the T icon, choose the Quick Text Option above the timeline controls.

Add text and choose Quick Text

Step 3: Activate Advanced Text Option

Once you enable "Quick Text", a title will appear on the timeline. Select this title, hover towards the settings panel on the right side, and click the "Advanced" option.

Open the Advanced option

Step 4. Customize the Text

Open the Customize tab to change the look of the text. You can edit the text itself and adjust options such as Font, Size, Alignment, Perspective Text, X/Y/Z Position, Perspective Strength, Blur, Fill Type, Fill Color, Opacity, Outline, and other style settings.

Customize the text settings

Step 5: Add Text Animation

Switch to the Animation tab to control how the text enters, moves, or leaves the screen. You can choose from In, Out, and Loop animations, then browse styles such as Trending, Fade & Blur, Zoom, Typing, and other available presets.

Set the text animations

Step 6: Apply Bubble Effects

Open the Bubble tab if you want to place the text inside a speech-style or decorative bubble. Choose a bubble preset and adjust it to match the title or scene.

Open the Bubble section

Step 7: Save the Changes

Preview the result, then click Apply to keep the changes. You can also use Save as Custom if you want to reuse the same text style later.

Apply the text changes

Method 2: Using the Custom Toolbar

In Filmora's window, navigate towards the "Title" tab in the custom toolbar and tap on Add Text. Afterward, drag and drop the title to the timeline panel and select it. From the settings panel on the left, click the "Advanced" option to proceed.

Select the Advanced option