If you edit TikTok videos, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or other vertical content in Adobe Premiere Pro, you don’t have to manually build every text animation and motion graphic from scratch. AutoEdit Creator Mode includes access to 80+ free Premiere Pro motion graphics templates designed to make common creator-style effects faster to apply and customize.
The templates are available through the free tools inside the plugin and can be accessed without entering a credit card.
What free Premiere Pro presets are included?
The free motion graphics library is aimed at creator-style editing, especially short-form videos where text, captions, call-outs, and animated graphics are used frequently. Instead of keyframing every animation manually, editors can start from a pre-built MOGRT and customize it inside Premiere Pro.
- Animated text and title effects
- Customizable blurry text animations
- iMessage-style message bubbles
- Box call-out captions
- Animated chapter graphics
- On-screen icon animations
- 80+ Premiere Pro motion graphics templates
How do you use the free motion graphics in Premiere Pro?
Once AutoEdit Creator Mode is installed, open the extension inside Adobe Premiere Pro and navigate to the Free Forever tools and Motion Graphics Tools. From there, you can choose a motion graphic and apply it at the playhead with a click.
- Install AutoEdit Creator Mode.
- Restart Adobe Premiere Pro if required after installation.
- Open AutoEdit Creator Mode from the Extensions menu.
- Open the Free Forever tools.
- Select Motion Graphics Tools.
- Choose a template.
- Apply the MOGRT at the playhead.
- Customize the graphic inside Premiere Pro.
This workflow reduces the need to leave Premiere Pro or rebuild the same common motion-graphics animations for every new video.
How customizable are the Premiere Pro MOGRT templates?
The templates are designed as starting points rather than locked finished designs. After a graphic is added to the timeline, the available MOGRT controls can be adjusted to better match the video.
In the tutorial, the presets are customized by changing properties such as the font, wording, text color, blur, scale, and positioning. That means two editors can start from the same template and still create different-looking results.
This is particularly useful for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts editors who regularly need the same types of animated text, messages, captions, icons, and call-outs but want those graphics to stay consistent with their own visual style.
What free Premiere Pro tools are demonstrated?
The tutorial shows more than just the motion graphics library. The free AutoEdit tools demonstrated include:
- 80+ Premiere Pro motion graphics templates
- Text animation presets
- iMessage-style graphics
- Call-out caption effects
- Chapter animations
- Silence detection and cutting
What does the free AutoEdit Silence Cutter do?
AutoEdit also includes a free Silence Cutter alongside its motion graphics tools. The Silence Cutter detects silent portions of a recording and can cut those sections from the Premiere Pro timeline.
For talking-head videos, podcasts, tutorials, TikToks, Reels, and other creator content, this can speed up the first pass of an edit by removing pauses that would otherwise need to be located and cut manually.
The result is still an editable Premiere Pro timeline. The goal is to reduce repetitive cutting work, not to replace the editor’s decisions about pacing or which takes belong in the finished video.
Does AutoEdit Creator Mode also use AI for rough cuts?
Yes. Separate from the free preset library, AutoEdit Creator Mode also includes a paid Claude AI-powered workflow. According to the workflow demonstrated in the tutorial, Creator Mode can analyze a recording’s transcript and context to help identify bad takes, repeated takes, filler words, and other unwanted sections while building a rough cut.
This is different from the free motion graphics and Silence Cutter tools. The free tools focus on common Premiere Pro editing tasks, while the paid AI workflow goes further into transcript-based rough-cut assistance.
AI is not intended to replace the creative part of the edit. The editor still reviews the timeline, makes the final creative decisions, and controls the finished video.
Who are these free Premiere Pro presets for?
These templates are especially relevant for editors who produce creator-focused content and repeatedly use animated text, captions, icons, call-outs, and other on-screen graphics.
- TikTok editors
- Instagram Reels editors
- YouTube Shorts editors
- YouTube editors
- Podcasters
- Talking-head video editors
- Short-form content creators
- Freelance Premiere Pro editors
For these workflows, the main advantage is speed. Instead of leaving Premiere Pro to recreate every graphic in After Effects or manually keyframing common animations, editors can apply pre-built graphics and then customize them directly in the timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Premiere Pro templates really free?
Yes. The 80+ motion graphics shown in this tutorial are part of the free tools available through AutoEdit Creator Mode and can be accessed without entering a credit card.
Do I need After Effects to use these templates?
The workflow demonstrated in this tutorial applies the motion graphics directly inside Adobe Premiere Pro through AutoEdit Creator Mode, so the editor can work with the templates in the Premiere Pro timeline.
Can I change the text, fonts, and colors?
Yes. The demonstrated MOGRT templates include customizable properties such as wording, font, text color, blur, scale, and position, depending on the specific graphic.
Can AutoEdit remove silence automatically in Premiere Pro?
Yes. The free Silence Cutter detects silent sections of a recording and can cut those sections from the Premiere Pro timeline.
Does AutoEdit automatically finish the entire video?
No. AutoEdit is designed to reduce repetitive editing work and help create a faster starting point. The editor remains responsible for reviewing the timeline, creative choices, pacing, graphics, and the finished video.
Are these presets useful for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts?
Yes. The motion graphics shown include animated text, message bubbles, call-out captions, chapter graphics, icons, and other elements that are commonly used in vertical creator content.
Try AutoEdit Creator Mode
To explore the free Premiere Pro tools and the broader Creator Mode workflow, visit AutoEdit Creator Mode.
