Overview
A scene in your video can include one or more text placeholders. In the example below, there are two text placeholders: one styled as a heading and the other as a sub-heading.
Heading and Sub-heading are two of the text styles defined in a brand applied to a video. Each text style includes four characteristics: font, letter case, line spacing, and letter spacing.
While each text placeholder comes with a default text style, you can easily switch to a different style to match your design needs.
Changing the Text Style
| 1. | Select the placeholder containing the text whose style you want to change. |
| 2. | On the toolbar, click the Style icon to see which text style is currently applied to the placeholder. |
| 3. | From the drop-down list, select the style you want to switch to. |
| The text style is changed. ▶ In the example below, the text style in the lower placeholder was changed from Sub-heading to Button. |
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Notes
| 1. | Although you can apply the Button text style to a text placeholder (as shown above), the text style used on an actual button cannot be changed. |
| 2. | When you change the text style, any previous edits — such as size, alignment, or color — are preserved. For example, if the text color in the placeholder was changed from black to blue, it will remain blue after the text style is updated. |
| 3. | If you want to revert to the placeholder's original text style and formatting at any time, click Clear formatting from the three-dot Options menu. |