How to Create a Glitch Effect Text Preset in Premiere Pro

In this article, we will explore the process of creating a glitch effect text preset in Adobe Premiere Pro. This technique is useful for adding a retro VHS look to your videos and can be applied to any text layer.

To begin, select the GLITCH text layer and duplicate it twice by going to Layer > Duplicate. In the Character panel, increase the Tracking from 0% to 150% to give the letters more space between them. This will help create a more glitchy effect.

Next, use the Artistic Text Tool (T) to write 'GLITCH' in the center of the background using the Frank Regular font with a size of 300 pt. Set the fill color to black and the stroke color to none. This will serve as the background for your glitch text effect.

In this article, we will also explore how to apply live effects in Affinity Photo and move RGB channels in Affinity Photo, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of how to create a glitched effect on a photo and a glitch text effect.

To get started, launch Premiere Pro and go to File > New to open the New Document window. Set the dimensions needed while keeping the resolution at 72 dpi, the Units to Pixels, and the Color format to RGB.

If you don't have the time to learn how to create a glitch effect, you can always try Envato Elements, where you will find a collection of fonts, graphics, photos, and add-ons.

Overall, creating a glitch effect text preset in Premiere Pro is a fun and creative way to add a retro VHS look to your videos. With these steps, you'll be able to create a unique and eye-catching effect that will set your videos apart from the rest.

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