If you’re using it as a transition, it’s best not to over-use this effect as it can get tiresome quickly if used too much. It’s also great for logos or to transition text on-screen. You can add it when you’ve finished a scene or ended a video entirely. When to Use Fade In or Out Animationsįading in or out can be more of a dramatic effect. To remove a fade in/out, click on the effect on the clip and hit backspace on your keyboard. Just add the Film Dissolve effect to both the end of the clip you want to fade out of, and the beginning of the clip you’re fading into. Then you can change the value of the opacity and timing exactly as you wish.Īnother way you can do a fade animation is a Crossfade, if you want to fade out of one clip and fade into another. However, if you want more control over animation, using the above method for text/logos would be the better option. This method works best if you just want a simple fade-in/out effect. Select the Effects workspace to see the Effects panel.Select the clip you wish to fade in/out.You can technically do it the same way as fading text or a logo, but there’s an easier method that involves using a dissolve-like effect and then customizing it. If you want to use the fade in/out technique as a transition effect for your video clips, you can do this as well. How to Make a Fade In or Out With a Transition Effect You can use the gray arrows to move between keyframes. Keyframes are set automatically whenever you change the value of the Opacity, or you can click on the diamond icon to the right of it to set or delete them yourself. Keep in mind that if you click on the stopwatch again after turning it on, you’ll turn it off and Premiere will delete your keyframes. Further will slow it down, while closer will speed it up. To change the speed of the animation, simply move the second keyframe closer or further from the first.

Play the video to preview the animation and see if you like the speed.

Adobe premiere logo animation