Styles

The Styles tab is where you edit how the caption looks in the timeline: font, color, stroke, spacing, alignment, and the built-in style library. In After Effects the Styles tab can batch-apply text styles and gives you align options. In Premiere it shows a properties panel that exposes all the MoGRT properties (text styles, effects, boxes, and transitions). Both hosts control transform properties and text styles.

1. Fonts: Pick any font installed on your computer or synced from Adobe Fonts, from a searchable list, with recent and favorite fonts remembered, or roll a random font.

2. Color and stroke: Set the text fill, and add a stroke with its own color and width.

3. Spacing and paragraph: Control leading (line height), and set paragraph alignment.

4. Style library: Apply ready-made styles from the gallery, and save your own to User Styles (After Effects).

5. Transform: Set position and scale for the caption text from the same tab.