A Guide to Creating Looping Text Animation With Wondershare Filmora

Create A New Project After Launching Filmora

Once you have downloaded this looping text animation tool on your device, explore the homepage of the tool and locate the “New Project” tab.

Acquire the Titles Option

After the project is created successfully, head to the toolbar and opt for the “Titles” menu. Here, expand the “Title Templates” and select your desired template. Click the “+” icon or drag it to the timeline to incorporate the text template into your video.

Edit the Title Text

Continue further into the “Text” panel for adding more relevant text within the available area. Proceed towards the “Advanced” settings on the bottom to make more changes.

Customize the Text Using Advanced Settings

Copy the text and paste it across the text box multiple times under the “Customize” section. Make changes to the size, font, color, and style using the toolbar available on the top of the preview window and press “Apply.”

Add Animation to the Text

Once the text is added and customized successfully, head to the “Video” panel and access the “Animation” section. Select the animation for the text and apply it by sliding it through the video track on the timeline.

Set The Loop Position

After the text animation loop is added, access the “Position” section under the “Video” panel and set up the left position according to your preferences.

Create Duplicate Text Animation

When a single text loop is created successfully, access the video track on the timeline and right-click on it. Now, select the “Duplicate” option from the extended list to create a copy of the text animation. Repeat the process for as many loops as you want.

Reposition Each Text Animation

Reposition each loop within the preview window and click the “Play” button to observe the animation. Finally, head to the top-right corner of the interface and press the “Export” button.

Export Your Loop Text Animation

In the “Export” window, rename the animation and configure other output settings. Once done, hit the “Export” button to finally save the looping text animation video to your device.