By default, the color of the on-screen text depends on the brand colors that you selected.
In an individual text placeholder, you can overwrite the brand color with a different color.


To change the text color:

1.

Select the placeholder that contains the text that you want to work on.

  Select_placeholder.jpg

 

The text editing toolbar is displayed above the placeholder.

  Toolbar_is_displayed.jpg

2. On the toolbar, click Text color.

  Click_text_color_icon_110.jpg

3. Change the text color using either of the following options (click to expand):

 
Change to a Brand Color

The colors included in the brand used for this video are displayed. You can select one of them to replace the current color.

Brand_colors_new.jpg

Important note:
If you select one of the brand colors and then change that color in the brand, the color will be changed in the text placeholder as well. For example:

1.

The Secondary color (orange) is selected for the text in the scene.

 

Secondary_color.jpg

2.

The text color is updated.

 

Orange_text.jpg

3.

In the brand, the Secondary color is changed from orange to blue.

  Update_brand_color.jpg

4.

The text color is updated accordingly.

 

text_color_is_updated.jpg

 
Change to a Custom Color

Select a new color by doing one of the following:
a. Enter the hex code.
b. Enter the R, G, and B numeric values.
c. Use the color slider to visually select a color.

custom_color_new.jpg

4. After selecting the new color, click anywhere outside the text color window to save the change.

  New_color_saved.gif

  The text color is changed and the toolbar icon is displayed in the same color.

  new_color_updated.jpg
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