Squeeze Text Effect Edits Tutorial Part 27

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The video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial for a visually engaging text effect that is easy to replicate. The use of a popular editing app and a concise demonstration makes it highly shareable and useful for content creators.

Summary

This video demonstrates how to create a 'squeeze text' effect in a video editing app. The tutorial shows how to add text and animate its size using keyframes to match hand movements, creating a dynamic visual.

Structure

1Introduce the effect and app
2Add text and select effect
3Adjust text duration
4Animate text size with keyframes

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Easy Squeeze Text Animation Hack using Edits. Edits Video Editing Tutorial Part 27. Stop using boring, static text in your videos! Learn how to animate your text seamlessly using keyframes in Edits. This Squeeze Text Effect is incredibly easy to replicate and keeps your audience hooked from the start. Go for it. #marketingnanban

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Marketing Nanban Squeeze Text Effect Edits Tutorial Part 27 YOU CAN video editing tutorial CapCut alternative

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This is how you can do this effect in free apps. Let's go. First, you need to add a clip where your hands are closed. Then, add the text "YOU CAN". Then, select the "Hole" effect. Adjust the duration of the text to match the duration of your hands closing. Then, zoom in on the timeline and add a keyframe when your hands start to close. Then, slowly close your hands and shrink the text. Then, add another keyframe when your hands are fully closed. Then, slowly open your hands and expand the text. Then, add a final keyframe when your hands are fully open. Then, you can play it back and see the effect. So try it out.