Title Templates

Title Templates & Cinematic Title Presets

Plug-and-play title templates and title presets for every editor. MoonBear's title packs include animated lower thirds, music video titles, YouTube video titles, minimalist title cards, and cinematic titles — all built for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and LumaFusion.

Our title presets are drag-and-drop: import the file, pick a style, and type your text. No keyframing, no plugins, no learning curve. The REPLICA series alone has over 100 ready-to-use title styles used in music videos for Kendrick, Tyler, and major label rollouts. Want everything at once? The Title Presets Bundle packs our full titles library into a single download.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: What are title templates?

A: Title templates are pre-animated text designs you can drop into your video editor and customize with your own text. Instead of animating titles from scratch, you import a title template, type your words, and the animation, timing, and styling are already done.

Q: What's the difference between title presets and title templates?

A: Title presets are typically static or lightly-animated text styles (fonts, colors, layouts) you can apply instantly. Title templates usually include full motion animations. MoonBear offers both — our REPLICA and COSMOS packs are title presets, while CRT Text Effect and SKETCH are animated title templates.

Q: What is a title card?

A: A title card is a full-screen text frame — a film's name, a chapter heading, or a location stamp. Our Portal pack specializes in minimalist title cards, while REPLICA covers bold music-video styles.

Q: Do you have film title templates for openers and end credits?

A: Yes — REPLICA and COSMOS include film title templates built for opening titles, end credits, and everything between, in the cinematic styles used by working editors.

Q: Can I use these title templates for music videos?

A: Yes — our REPLICA series was built specifically for music video titles and is used in major label music videos. Designed for Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and Photoshop workflows.

Not sure how to format a movie title in writing? Read our guide: How to Write a Movie Title.