

Grab the title in the Essential Graphics panel and drag it into the Timeline where you want it. There’s your template, displayed as a thumbnail and ready to edit or use elsewhere. The file is saved and the dialog disappears.

In this case, we’ll chose Essential Graphics. If you want to easily find this again on your system and don’t need to share it, choose Essential Graphics.This creates a stand-alone file you can send to another editor.


Here’s a title we created using the new Text tool in Premiere. NOTE: Here’s a webinar I recently presented illustrating many of the new features in this update. While the Essential Graphics Panel in After Effects allows us to create amazing motion graphics which can then be used in Premiere, what you may not know is that you can also create graphics in Premiere that can be saved as templates in the Essential Graphics Panel without ever opening After Effects. Another new feature with the Spring, 2017, updates to Adobe’s Creative Cloud software is the Essential Graphics Panel which now exists in both Adobe After Effects CC and Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
