A good title template does two jobs. It makes your text look designed, and it saves you from keyframing every word by hand. The hard part is finding one that still looks current once it moves.
We went through more than 400 Premiere Pro title templates in the catalog and kept 17 that look modern and are quick to edit. They are grouped by style below, each with its preview, what is inside, and a link to the After Effects or other app version where one exists.
MOGRT or project file: how do you use a title template in Premiere Pro?
Premiere Pro title templates come in two main forms, and the form decides how you edit them.
- MOGRT (Motion Graphics template): a .mogrt file. In Premiere Pro 2025 and later, open Window > Graphics Templates and drag the file into the panel (older versions use the Essential Graphics panel). Then drag the title onto your timeline and change the text, colors and other settings with its controls, all inside Premiere Pro.
- Project file: a Premiere Pro project with the titles already built. Import it, open the sequence for the title you want, type your text and drop in your footage. Many include a video or PDF tutorial.
All-round and kinetic title packs
Start here if you want one pack that covers most edits, or clean kinetic type that works for almost any brand.
1. Premium Titles Pack by Premiumilk
448 animated titles in 14 styles, including bold, box, cartoon, comic, glitch, gradient, long shadow, neon, stroke and 3D. You change the text, colors and timing to fit your brand. It covers intros, lower thirds, calls to action and social posts, so one library handles most jobs.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects
2. Modernist Kinetic Typography by Pixamins
12 kinetic typography animations with a clean, minimal look. Letters and words slide into frame, reveal and transform from one line to the next. Text, colors and timing are all editable, and it is ready for 4K and HD. A good fit for corporate videos, promos and title cards.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects · 4K
3. Glass Animated Titles by Premiumilk
Titles and lower thirds with a glass look: transparent text with subtle refraction, blur and a clean outline. You can adjust the line spacing, stroke amount and blur color, so the text sits well over any footage. Use them for intros, outros or to call out key information.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects
Clean and minimal titles
Simple, readable titles for corporate videos, interviews, vlogs and anything where the message matters more than the effect.
4. Minimal Titles by zoom_vfx
Clean titles with sleek typography and smooth animation, designed for readability. You change the text and colors and swap in your own images. It needs no extra plugins, and a video tutorial walks you through the edit.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects · HD
5. Auto-Resize Titles by zoom_vfx
9 animated titles in 4K whose boxes resize to fit your text, so long and short lines both look tidy. You can customize the in and out animations, and no plugins are needed. A video tutorial and free font links are included.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects · 4K
6. Modern Titles by AnyPixel_Stock
10 sleek name and brand titles in 4K, styled like modern lower thirds for brand and promo videos. They work over images or video, each design has its own controls, and no third-party plugins are required. Needs Premiere Pro 2022 or newer.
Apps: Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro · 4K
Cinematic and trailer titles
Big, dramatic type for trailers, openers, award shows and premium brand films.
7. Trailer Titles Wipe by Premiumilk
Aggressive title reveals driven by fast wipe transitions, with bold distressed type, grunge textures and particle overlays. Made for action trailers, broadcast intros and high-energy presentations. The text, colors and timing are all editable.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects
8. Movie Trailer Titles 4K by RGBA Design
A blockbuster-style teaser sequence: 13 scenes of six seconds each, in 4K at 30 fps, with dramatic type and a dark, epic look. Drop in your photos or clips, update the text and render. It needs Premiere Pro 2021 or later but no plugins, and includes color controls and a PDF tutorial.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects · 4K
9. Luxury Typography Titles by Pixamins
Gold glitter text with elegant type and radiant particles, for high-end intros, lower thirds and calls to action. It includes social media icons and customizable colors. Suits fashion events, weddings, awards shows and brand campaigns.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects
10. Free Golden Cinematic Titles by TranSMaxX
10 different scenes of shimmering gold text over glittering particle backgrounds, in 4K and Full HD. One control layer changes the colors, there are no plugins to install, and a PDF tutorial comes in the file. It is free to download and a good start for award intros and celebration openers.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects · 4K
Glitch, grunge and retro titles
Rough textures and digital noise suit music videos, gaming, sports edits and anything cut to a fast beat.
11. Bold Glitch Typography Titles by Pixamins
15 glitch title animations with RGB splits and digital distortion that work over your footage. No plugins are required, and the text is easy to edit. Built for music videos, openers, promos and social content on YouTube, Reels and TikTok.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects
12. The Complete 80's Title Toolkit by xFxDesigns
A VHS and synthwave toolkit with 45 text styles, 14 text animations, 20 overlays, 40 retro backgrounds such as laser grids, starry skies and glowing tunnels, and a VHS Stylizer MOGRT. No plugins required. Great for music videos, gaming intros and party promos.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT)
13. 70 Grunge Vintage Titles by xFxDesigns
70 distressed titles and badges with animated grunge textures, from halftone patterns to brush stroke reveals. It comes as a MOGRT, so you adjust the text and colors right in your timeline, with no plugins needed. Suits short films, documentaries, vlogs and anything with an urban or vintage feel.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects
Hand-drawn and playful titles
A handmade or bouncy feel makes titles friendlier. These work well for vlogs, kids and lifestyle content, and social posts.
14. Hand Made Typeface by Premiumilk
Brush lettering that draws itself on stroke by stroke, for titles, captions and short messages with a personal touch. The text, colors and timing are editable. A natural fit for music videos, vlogs, social content and creative intros.
Apps: Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve
15. Free Animated Typeface by Biofunky
Bold, bouncy jumping titles with a playful feel. You can edit the text, font size, kerning and colors, and switch the animation style. It works in After Effects and in Premiere Pro as a MOGRT, and it is free to download.
Apps: After Effects, Premiere Pro (MOGRT) · HD
Titles for travel and storytelling
Purpose-built titles for places and headlines, two jobs a general pack rarely does well.
16. Location Titles by AnyPixel_Stock
15 location titles in 4K for travel and destination videos, each with its own controls. They work over photos or video, need no plugins and run in Premiere Pro 2022 and above. A video tutorial and free font links are included.
Apps: Premiere Pro · 4K
17. Editorial Newspaper Match Cut Titles by Pixamins
15 newspaper-style scenes with bold headlines, highlighted keywords and match cuts between them, over realistic paper textures. Choose 5, 10 or 15 scene versions in square, HD or vertical, with no plugins needed. Strong for video essays, documentaries and news-style openers.
Apps: Premiere Pro (MOGRT), After Effects
Tips for better titles in Premiere Pro
- Install the fonts first. Many packs use free fonts and include the links. Install them before you open the template, or Premiere Pro swaps in a default font.
- Give titles time to be read. Leave each one on screen long enough to read comfortably, and longer for two or three lines.
- Stick to one or two title styles per video. A consistent look reads as deliberate. Mixing glitch, gold and handwritten in one edit looks busy.
- Mind the edges in vertical videos. On Reels, Shorts and TikTok, keep text away from the edges where buttons and captions sit.
- Time the animation to the cut. Let a title land on a beat or a scene change, then get out of the way.
How we picked these title templates
We went through the Premiere Pro title templates in the catalog, more than 400 of them, and set aside seasonal themes and single-purpose graphics such as sale labels and countdowns. We looked at every remaining thumbnail, pulled frames from the previews of the strongest, and compared each one with its versions for other apps. We kept packs that look current, are quick to edit and cover a clear style, and spread the list across creators where quality allowed.
Find more Premiere Pro title templates
These 17 are a starting point. Browse every Premiere Pro title template, all titles for other apps, lower thirds, or the full video template library. Looking for a typeface to pair with your titles? See the font library. Every paid pick on this list is included with a Motionstyles subscription.