All language subtitles for 5 super SIMPLE, EASY & COOL Text _ title effects for Davinci Resolve

Do you want to spice your videos up
with some awesome looking text fast?

Well, you're in the right place because
in this video you're going to learn five

awesome text effects
that you can make within 1 to 2 minutes.

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So the first text in fact that we're going
to learn is the mirrored text effect.

The second one is the transparent effect.

The third is the neon light effect.

The fourth is the 3D effect.

And finally,
the fifth is the right on text effect.

So let's just jump in and resolve

and I'm going to show you
how all of these are done.

So the first we're going to
learn is the mirrored text effect.

So infusion you have your background
or media in and your media out.

What you're going to do
is you're going to add in a merge node

and then a text node and connected
text node to the merge node.

Then enter your text and pick the font.

All these fonts,
by the way, are linked in the description.

As usual, increase the size of your text
and reposition it

so that you have enough room
for the reflection below.

Next, copy the text node with control C
and paste it with control V

and then added a merge node under text one
and then connect both text together.

Then under the new text,
what you're going to do

is you're going to add a transform node
and in the inspector

tab select flip horizontally.

And now you're going to see that
we have a beginning of the mirror effect.

Next, grab the rectangle mask
and add it to your mirrored text.

Expand the mask
so it isn't being cut off on the sides.

Then in the inspector tab
soften the edge of the mask. 2.074.

So now you can see that
we have this mirror effect right here.

All that's left for this is that
we're going to animate the mirror reveal.

So go to frame 45 and actually
add your ending point first and click

the diamond button to add a new keyframe,
then move to frame 20

and drag the mask up to where you can't
see the mirrored text at all.

So now you see we have this kind
of mirrored reveal effect.

So the last thing to do
is to add some gosh blur after this

transform node and then just adjust
the blur amount in the Inspector tab.

This is really going
to sell the reflection effect.

So let's move on to our second effect,
which is the transparent effect.

This one is super easy.

So in your fusion
comp at a background node,

and while the background is selected,
also at a text node,

you can see that it's just combined
together with the merge node.

So enter your text.

For me, it's just city
and then increase the size to hover big.

You want it.

You can also add a transform

node under the text node
if you want to make your text even bigger.

But you don't have to do this.

It's only
if you want to make your text bigger.

So click on this merge node and then go
to the operator tab and select XOR.

So this is actually going
to make the text transparent.

And finally, just merge the text together
with your media.

And now you can see that the video
is actually playing through the text.

You can also change the color
of the background and even replace

the background node with video
by deleting the background node

and connecting an image
or like a video to the merge node.

All right.

So moving on to our third effect,
the neon light effect.

First, add your text node
and then enter your text.

Then choose the font for this one.

It's actually pretty important.

So I'm using reif, so increase
the size of the font to whatever you want.

Then make the text color something bright.

This looks pretty good right here.

Then you're in a copy and paste
that text node two times

one is going to be disconnected up here
and the other one you want to merge.

After the media in Node,
you'll also want to change the color

of this one
to a very dark yellow kind of black.

And you'll do that
by just dragging down the slider.

Next, under this text, you're going to add
in a glow effect and a soft glow effect.

And then under our original text, you're
going to want to add in the box blur.

So now we need to mess
with some of the settings of these nodes

starting on the soft glow.

Bring the gain down to about 1.26
and bring the glow size up to 100%.

Then bring down the blend to about 0.85.

Next, under the glow node, change
the apply mode from normal to threshold

and then on the high end, drag
the slider down to about 0.7.

Now move to the box, blur
and put it in your viewer

and drag the vertical
and horizontal strength up to about 0.95.

What you're going to do next is merge
both of these text together

and then merge
that with the rest of the stuff.

Now you see we have this neon glow effect.

And the final step for
this is to make the flicker effect.

So under frame ten,
click on this merge node

and add a keyframe under blend
and then drag it down to zero.

Move to the next frame with the arrow key
and bring it back up to one.

Move forward one frame
and bring it back down to zero.

And on the next frame,
we're going to bring it back to one.

And then once again,
the next frame is zero

and then skip like ten or 15 frames
and do the exact same thing.

So now you see we had this
neon text effect with a flicker effect.

So let's move on to our fourth
effect, the 3D text effect.

So first add your text, then drag this
node pretty far away and enter your text.

You can also change your font.

I'm using bungee for this one, then change
the color and scale up to what you want.

Next, add the shadow effect.

Change the color to your background color
by using the color picker.

Obviously, if you can.

So next, zoom in on the text

and use the shadow offset
to change the shadow positioning.

So we want the chateau to smoothly
transition into this like 3D effect.

So had the shadow offset just a little,
but you want this

to be a smooth curve
right here at the edges.

Then copy your shadow and paste
it and add it back in.

And now you're going to see that

I got bolder
and it's not leaving any jagged edges.

Copy and paste it four more times.

Now the last thing
to do is to add our white 3D backing.

So paste the shadow again

and this time change the color to white,

then copy and paste that node
two more times.

So now you have the 3D text effect.

So moving on to our fifth and final
effect, the infamous write on effect.

So first, add your text
and then add the mask

painter node
and connect it to your text note.

Then, of course,

enter your text and change your font
to a fancy brush kind of text.

Then go back to your mask
paint node and click on the mask tab

in the inspector tab and then check invert
so you can see your text.

Then go back to your text node
and scale up the size of the text.

So under your mask paint node at the top,
you'll see this hot bar appears

right now multi stroke is selected,
it change it to stroke, then

an inspector tab change to the controls
page and go to brush controls.

Now change the brush shape to a solid
and change the size of the brush.

To wear this green circle around
your cursor is big enough to cover

the stroke of each letter,
then go to stroke controls

and under stroke animation
change it to right on.

Now you can start tracing the text in one
stroke until it's all gone.

And once you've

done that, you'll see
keyframes pop up in the timeline.

So now under the mask paint note,
turn off the invert.

So now instead of disappearing, text,
it'll be written on.

The last step is to speed up
the write on effect.

So go to your keyframes tab
and head the dropdown arrow

for mask paint
and do the same thing for stroke.

Select a time stretch tool on the bottom
left and highlight the keyframes.

And you're going to see that
these handles appear on both sides.

So you want to move these keyframes

together to where the whole effect happens
in about a second and a half.

So then go back to your selection tool
by heading V on the keyboard.

Highlight the keyframes once again,
and then drag them to the place

that you want to see this effect
take place.

So there you go.

Five Super simple text effects in event
you resolve fusion.

If you have any suggestions
for other text effects, let me know

in the comments below and
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