How to Achieve Professional Results with Scaling Text Reveal Animation?

What is going on, guys? Welcome back to another video. In this tutorial, I will show you guys how to create this cool scaling text reveal animation inside of Filmora 13. This text animation is straightforward, and we don't need extra plugins to create it. Let's jump into Filmora and get started. 

Here, I use 1920 by 1080 resolution with 60 FPS. You can use any resolution you want here. First, we need to add a text. I go to the text and add the default title to the timeline like this.

After that, you can customize your text to what you like. Here, I type creative and use the "Montserrat black" font style. After that, we need to add two duplicates of this text layer. I took a copy of this layer and pasted it two times.

I change these layer's colors, then select this layer, and we need to remove these letters except for the last letter. So, I delete the unwanted letters like this. Select the second layer; we must remove our previous letter this time. I removed my last letter, E, like this. Select our original text and change the text color to whatever you like. I change it to this red color.

After that, we need to animate our last letter E. First, I hide my middle layer for now and then select the letter E layer. Go to the start, and click this keyframe button to add a keyframe. Go to the layer settings, and first, I will change the rotation to something - 180 and scale to zero.

I will go to the first second and reset the scale for now. I changed the rotation to - 90 and increased the scale to this. Also, I adjusted the position a little bit. Then, a few seconds later, I changed the rotation to zero, scaled it to 100, and reset the position.

Then, we need to place the letter e on our original text. If you find it hard to place correctly, you can Zoom this preview area by clicking the preview window and scrolling the mouse wheel. We can place our letter like this.

Now, we have this kind of Animation, but it doesn't have a smooth look. So, let's adjust the key graph. Open the keyframe panel, select only these scale keyframes, and add this "Curve" graph preset to this. Now it looks like this.

We need to animate our other text part, so I unhide my second layer. I select it here on the timeline. After that, choose this layer and add the keyframe as we added before. Then, go to the position, bring this text layer here, and change the opacity to zero. Go a few seconds forward, and I reset the position and change the opacity back to 100. We need to place these letters on top of our original text, so I adjust it like this.

Now, our animation looks like this. Let's adjust the key graph. Go to the keyframe panel, select this last position keyframe, and I will add this Curve graph preset. Select this previous opacity keyframe, and I add the "Ease in" preset. After that, you can delete or hide our main text layer, and we will have our complete text animation.

So, let's see how to add this Trail effect to this animation. First, we need to add the background. I go to the stock media. I use this video for my background. We need to add an adjustment layer to add our effect. I add it like this. Go to the effect tab, select this "Radial Blur" effect in the video effects, and add it to our adjustment layer.

Go to the effects settings. I changed the phase increment value to 0 and the Zoom rate to 1. Then, I select here on the timeline and create a keyframe on this opacity. Go to the end of the animation and change it to zero. Our scaling text animation is complete. Here's the result.

That's how we can make awesome scaling text animation inside of Filmora 13. You can see it's very simple to create, and we created this animation without any paid effects. I hope this tutorial helps you. Also, if you need to learn more about Filmora tutorials, you can check my Filmora tutorial playlist. You can visit the Filmora Creator Hub to access more awesome tutorials.

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