After Effects vs Premiere
All features
| Topic | After Effects | Premiere |
|---|---|---|
| Output type | Native text layers | MoGRT-based captions |
| Editability | Deep control over layer properties | Strong but not 1:1 with every AE property |
| Preset count | 330+ animated caption presets | 80+ presets, plus any MoGRT you load yourself |
| Extending the library | Add folders of your own .ffx animation presets, or use a project composition as the caption template. A project composition is placed once per caption, so it carries caption timing rather than the word-by-word timing the built-in presets use | One clip: the whole caption track on a single clip, split per caption when you want, and bakeable to a PNG sequence |
The Styles, Effects, and Transitions libraries are smaller in Premiere, and a MoGRT exposes a fixed set of controls. If something looks different in Premiere, that is usually the platform, not a bug. The Styles Generator still grows the library with you: it produces new looks from any preset's settings, in both hosts.