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This will insert a keyframe on the timeline First, we need to make sure the background layer is selected, and then we’re going to click on the scale property to toggle the animation.By clicking on each, it will toggle the animation for that property. The properties that can be animated are: the position, the scale, the opacity, and the anchor point.

The elements are ready now for animation.If you hold down the command key or control or PCs, it will automatically snap into position.

The last step before animating is to reposition the anchor point of the rectangle, and we’ll place it on the left-hand side.

Optionally, we can select both layers and in the Align and Transform section, we can align them perfectly vertically and horizontally.

It will show as a new layer and we need to drag it below the text layer.

Create a rectangle on the program monitor.

To create the background, click on the “New Layer” button and choose “Rectangle” or alternatively you can create one from the tool panel.

Go to the “edit section” and make sure that the text layer is highlighted.

Next, we’re going to bring out the essential graphics panel and to do that choose “window-essential graphics”.

Click on the type tool and type your text in the view panel

For the purpose of this example, we’ll create our elements: a simple text and a rectangle as a background.

Without any further ado, let’s take a look at the steps for animating texts in Premiere: While Adobe After Effects is the best choice for such edits, Premiere can also accomplish basic animations which can come very useful on many occasions, and in this article, we’ll take a look at animating a text with a background inside Premiere’s Essential Graphics Panel. Premiere Pro is a fantastic tool for video editing and the go-to software for most video editors using both Windows or Mac platforms, but an overlooked feature of Premiere is the ability to create basic animations.