Where the text comes from
From HyperText (Premiere’s transcript or the local one), with Apply to HyperCaptions, or with Capture selection: subtitles, graphics or mogrts already on the timeline, with their timing. Save the project first: graphic and caption text is read from the project file.
Edit style
The main mode. The right column is a set of collapsible cards that remember which are open: preview with a real frame and the Reels safe zone, styles, line-by-line properties, entrance and exit, effects, group and apply. Each line is created as a native Premiere text clip. Only lines that use the active word, a glint that sweeps across, a glowing border, a line background or letter-by-letter entrance use a mogrt template.
Styles
A set of ready styles, from two to four lines, with variations that need no AI, an AI style, and the free fonts they use installed from the panel. Minimal and Label are two of them.
Line by line
Font, size, bold, italic, capitals, color, spacing, alignment and position for each line, plus outline, shadow and glow.
Entrance and exit
Appear, slide, slide with bounce, pop, long slide and blink, by line, word or letter. Direction, duration, delay, order, curve and starting scale, rotation and blur.
Effects
Gradients of two or four colors use Premiere’s own gradient effects on the text clip. A sweeping glint, a glowing border and a line background use a mogrt.
Active word
Karaoke style: the word being spoken changes color, gets a box, goes bold, gets a border, scales or glows. It needs word timing.
Group and layout
Thirteen layouts plus Original, which is the default, with margin, scale and spacing. Smart grouping by average words per group. Lines are stacked on free tracks.
Mogrt mode
Bring your own .mogrt files, one by one or a folder, and apply them across the transcript, one piece per group. Faster, but limited to what the author left editable. Add to styles has the AI read the mogrt and rebuild it with HyperPowers templates so you can edit it line by line.