Motion
All features
The Motion tab is where you add ready-made animations or design custom animation. In Premiere you get the animation preset library to browse and apply, and the deeper builders stay in After Effects.
After Effects
Animation presets: Browse, search, and apply saved animation presets, with categories for captions, highlight, your own custom set, and your user presets.
User presets: Save the current animation settings as a named preset, then reuse it in any project. You can also add your own folders of .ffx presets and apply them from the same place.
Animator: Animate any text property (position, scale, rotation, opacity, tracking, skew, fill, or blur) with per-character control, a configurable anchor point, and separate In and Out values.
Transform: Motion in two ways. Controller mode builds complex animations without keyframes (ping-pong, pulse, bounce). Keys mode animates with keyframes.
Typewriter: Reveal text by character, word, or line, with an optional animated cursor and pacing options.
Wiggle: Add lively random motion, with control over speed and amount.
Scroll (cascade): Cascading captions, horizontal or vertical, with adjustable gap and duration.
Randomize: Controlled randomness across captions (per layer, line, caption, or all), with min and max ranges and optional per-character font and color variation.
3D: Turn captions into 3D extruded text with bevel styles, surfaces, per-face color, and HDR environment lighting.
Premiere
Premiere gets the animation preset library, a categorized set (Captions, Highlight, and Custom) you search, apply, and pace with a speed control. The deeper builders (Animator, Transform, Typewriter, Wiggle, Scroll, Randomize, 3D) are After Effects only.