How to create transparent subtitle effect in Premiere

Want to create transparent subtitles in Premiere? don’t worry! PHP editor Banana introduces you to the detailed operation method of creating transparent subtitle effect in Premiere. If you want your subtitles to blend perfectly with the background of your video to create an impressive visual effect, read on for the following guide that will teach you step-by-step how to achieve transparent subtitles.

1. Open Premiere and import the video you want to make.

2. You can find the text tool in this toolbar. Enter the font you want. Here I choose Jiangsu. Because the picture has a white background, it can’t be seen clearly. .

#3. In the media panel in the lower left corner, there is a new item, which is the option on the right side of the folder. Click it to create a new black scene video.

4. Drag it to the bottom of the subtitle file. It will have the effect as shown in the picture. Select these two materials, right-click - Embed set.

#5. Click on the material you just nested. In the effect control panel on the upper left, you can find the opacity and turn on the opacity.

6. There is a blending mode, we choose darken, then we can finally get such an effect. Here is just a simple demonstration. You can set it for yourself in the effect control space panel. Make more settings.

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