A dynamic element can be a media file (image, video, or GIF), a text, a list, a key figure, an illustration, an icon, or a shape. You can add it wherever you want in your video, at the time you choose, and for the duration you need. Here’s how to do it, step by step.
1. Add and edit a dynamic element
To add a dynamic element to your screen:
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Go to the screen of your choice, open the “Elements” tab, select the type of element (text, icon, image, shape, etc.), then choose the animation style you want.
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For text elements (keyword, key figure, or list), type your content into the dedicated field or directly in the preview on the right.
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In the preview, you can adjust all dynamic elements:
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In the timeline, you can quickly set when a dynamic element appears and how long it stays, or open the full timeline for more precise control.
Note: The “Open timeline” view allows easier access to dynamic elements and modular texts from the selected screens.
2. Customize a dynamic element
Each type of element can be customized according to its characteristics.
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For text:
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Change the color, font, and style (bold or italic),
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Apply an animation and customize its color (if the style allows).
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For a shape, list, illustration, or icon:
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Change the element’s color also.
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For media (image, GIF, or video):
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Add an entry animation style also.
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You can also:
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Duplicate a dynamic element to keep the text, animation, and formatting,
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Delete an element,
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Rearrange the order of elements in the timeline, especially to manage overlaps.
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- Here are some useful keyboard shortcuts for navigating the dynamic elements editor:
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Ctrl + CthenCtrl + Vor⌘ + Cthen⌘ + V: copy-paste a dynamic element within the same project, on the same screen or across different screens.
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Shift + Click: select multiple dynamic elements at once.
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