What Are Replica 3 Title Presets for Premiere Pro?

Summary

Replica 3 Title Presets for Premiere Pro are 81 music-video-inspired title designs that install into the Essential Graphics panel as Motion Graphics templates and are edited on the Edit tab. Premiere Pro is covered by the $49.99 listing, which is the Premiere & Photoshop version, regularly $80.00. Installation is drag-and-drop, no additional plugins are required, and the pack works in 4K and HD projects.

What Are Replica 3 Title Presets?

Replica 3 Title Presets is a set of 81 title presets built from the design language of music videos. It is aimed at directors and editors who want complex, unique title designs — not another lower third with a fade on it.

In the box:

  • 81 title presets — a full system rather than a handful of looks.
  • Six exclusive display fonts — Wasted, Schoolyard, Spazz, Soap, Off-Vibe and Vibe, in OTF and TTF.
  • Fully customisable — text, colours, animations and sizing.
  • 4K and HD — the presets scale to either project setting.
  • Drag-and-drop install — no additional plugins required.

Which version covers Premiere Pro? The $49.99 listing, regularly $80.00, is the Premiere & Photoshop version — so a single purchase gets you both the timeline titles and the Photoshop title cards. DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro have their own versions, selected as separate variants on the same product page. If you cut in Premiere and also finish thumbnails in Photoshop, this is the listing you want. If a colleague is on Resolve, they need their own copy of the Resolve version.

How Replica 3 Title Presets Work in Premiere Pro

Premiere handles reusable titles through the Essential Graphics panel and Motion Graphics templates. Here is the full workflow:

  1. Unzip the download — keep the folder somewhere permanent on a drive that stays connected, not in a Downloads folder you clear out weekly.
  2. Install the six fonts first — before you touch a title. If the fonts are missing, Premiere substitutes and the layout of the preset changes. Details in the next section.
  3. Open the Essential Graphics panel — Window > Essential Graphics, then click the Browse tab.
  4. Install the templates — click the Install Motion Graphics Template button at the bottom right of the Browse tab, select the template files, and Premiere copies them into your Local templates. To install many at once, drop the files straight into the Motion Graphics Templates folder instead: on macOS ~/Documents/Adobe/Common/Motion Graphics Templates, on Windows C:\Users\<you>\Documents\Adobe\Common\Motion Graphics Templates. Restart Premiere and they appear in the Browse tab.
  5. Preview and search — hover a thumbnail in the Browse tab to scrub the animation. Use the search field to filter by name once you know the pack.
  6. Drag one onto your timeline — drop it on a video track above your footage. It behaves like any other clip: trim the head and tail, slip it, move it up a track.
  7. Edit it on the Edit tab — select the clip in the timeline, then switch the Essential Graphics panel to the Edit tab. Every exposed control lives here: text fields, colour swatches, sizing, and any animation parameters the preset publishes.
  8. Retype the text — type into the text fields in the Edit tab rather than double-clicking in the Program Monitor. The Edit tab is what keeps the preset's internal layout intact.
  9. Set your colours — click a colour swatch to open the picker. Pull hex values from the grade rather than choosing them in isolation, so the type sits in the shot instead of floating on it.
  10. Adjust timing — drag the clip's edges to change how long the title holds. Where the preset exposes animation controls, use those; where it does not, retiming the clip is the cleanest way to change pace.
  11. Scale for your sequence — the presets are built for 4K and HD. If you are working in a vertical or unusual sequence size, use the sizing controls in the Edit tab, or the clip's Scale in Effect Controls, rather than rebuilding the layout.

To reuse a configured title later in the same edit, copy the clip and paste it where you need it, then change the text. To carry your setup across projects, save the configured clip back out as a Motion Graphics template: right-click the clip in the timeline and choose Export As Motion Graphics Template.

Installing the Six Display Fonts

Wasted, Schoolyard, Spazz, Soap, Off-Vibe and Vibe ship in OTF and TTF. Premiere reads the system font list, so these install at the operating system level and then appear everywhere — Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator.

  1. Pick one format per font — OTF or TTF, not both. Duplicates clutter the font menu and can cause the wrong face to be picked up on another machine.
  2. macOS — double-click and click Install Font in Font Book, or drag into ~/Library/Fonts. Use /Library/Fonts if more than one user account on the machine needs them.
  3. Windows — select the files, right-click, choose Install, or Install for all users. They land in C:\Windows\Fonts.
  4. Relaunch Premiere Pro — the font list is read at launch. Fonts installed mid-session usually will not show up until you restart.
  5. Install on every machine that touches the project — an assistant station or render box without the fonts will substitute and your titles will reflow.

Soap is also sold on its own as The Font Soap, and the rest of the catalogue sits in MoonBear's fonts collection if you want more weight options for a project.

Tips for Premiere Pro Editors

  • Build a bin of your chosen looks — pull five or six presets into a bin at the start of a job and use only those. Eighty-one options is a menu, not a plan.
  • Keep the title on its own track — V3 or above, clear of your cutaways, so you can toggle the title layer off in one click when the client asks to see it clean.
  • Match the type to the grade — sample a colour from the frame with the eyedropper, then shift it slightly rather than defaulting to pure white.
  • Check the safe area — enable safe margins in the Program Monitor for social platforms with UI over the lower third of frame.
  • Get the typography conventions right — capitalisation and punctuation rules still apply to a stylised card. This guide to movie title formatting covers the ones editors get wrong most often.

Licensing

The licence covers personal and commercial use and is pre-cleared for YouTube, so client social work and monetised channels are covered. Broadcast delivery needs an extended licence, arranged by emailing hello@MoonBear.shop — handle it before delivery rather than during a compliance check.

Conclusion

In Premiere Pro, Replica 3 behaves the way a title pack should: install the templates into the Essential Graphics Browse tab, drag one to the timeline, and drive text, colour, animation and size from the Edit tab. Eighty-one presets, six display fonts, 4K and HD, no extra plugins. The $49.99 listing covers Premiere Pro and Photoshop together — grab Replica 3 Title Presets, and remember that Resolve and Final Cut Pro editors need to select their own version from the variant list on the same page.

FAQ

Q: What are Replica 3 Title Presets for Premiere Pro?
A: 81 music-video-inspired title presets that install as Motion Graphics templates into Premiere's Essential Graphics panel, with text, colour, animation and sizing edited on the Edit tab.

Q: Which version do I buy for Premiere Pro?
A: The $49.99 listing, regularly $80.00, which is the Premiere & Photoshop version. DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro are separate variants on the same page, each $49.99, with Final Cut Pro currently a pre-order.

Q: Where do Motion Graphics templates install on my system?
A: ~/Documents/Adobe/Common/Motion Graphics Templates on macOS, or Documents\Adobe\Common\Motion Graphics Templates in your user folder on Windows. You can also use the Install Motion Graphics Template button in the Essential Graphics Browse tab.

Q: Do I need any plugins?
A: No. Installation is drag-and-drop and no additional plugins are required.

Q: Do the presets work in a 4K sequence?
A: Yes, in both 4K and HD, and sizing is adjustable from the Edit tab.

Q: Why has my title changed layout on another machine?
A: The six bundled fonts are almost certainly not installed there. Install them at the OS level on every machine that opens the project and relaunch Premiere.

Q: Can I use these on a paid client job?
A: Yes. Personal and commercial use is covered and YouTube is pre-cleared. Broadcast requires an extended licence via hello@MoonBear.shop.