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Customize a Logo Reveal Template in Premiere Pro

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Answer

Download and license a compatible MOGRT, install it in Graphics Templates, replace its exposed logo and text, then review and export the sequence.

Guide steps9 steps
  1. Confirm the template and its license
  2. Extract and inspect the download
  3. Install the MOGRT
  4. Add it to the correct sequence
  5. Replace the exposed logo
  6. Edit the exposed text and style controls
  7. Preview and troubleshoot the full reveal
  8. Save and export the sequence
  9. Optional sponsored tool

Confirm the template and its license

Use the optional sponsored link retained on this page only if you want the same logo-reveal asset shown in the video. Confirm the download includes a Premiere-compatible MOGRT and license it for this specific end project. Keep its documentation, license record, required font information, and any permitted media files together.

Extract and inspect the download

Extract the full ZIP in Finder or File Explorer. Read the author's instructions before importing anything, note the required Premiere version and fonts, and retain an untouched copy. If the archive contains an After Effects project rather than a MOGRT, it is not installed with the Premiere Graphics Templates workflow described here.

Install the MOGRT

In Premiere, open Window > Graphics Templates, select the install control, choose the MOGRT, and find it under My Templates. Adobe also supports dragging compatible MOGRT files into My Templates. If installation fails, confirm the file extension and template requirements instead of renaming or converting the file.

Add it to the correct sequence

Create or open the delivery sequence, then drag the installed logo reveal from My Templates onto a video track. Place it where the reveal should play and preview the unedited clip before replacing media. Keep enough empty tracks and duration for its design; avoid trimming before you know how the animation enters and exits.

Replace the exposed logo

Select the template clip and use only the media-replacement control exposed by its author. Drag licensed logo artwork onto the replacement thumbnail or choose Replace from Finder when that option appears. A transparent PNG generally avoids a visible rectangle. Then use the provided scale, position, rotation, or time-offset controls rather than covering the placeholder with another track.

Edit the exposed text and style controls

Replace the tagline or other text through the template's available controls, then review font, colour, size, and line wrapping. Not every MOGRT exposes the same properties, and unexposed After Effects layers cannot be safely edited in Premiere. Keep wording concise enough for the animation and use only fonts and other assets licensed for the project.

Preview and troubleshoot the full reveal

Render a preview if playback is uneven, then watch the animation from before its first frame through its exit. If a logo cannot be replaced, confirm that the template actually exposes Media Replacement. If controls are missing, check the author documentation and Premiere compatibility rather than assuming every logo-reveal template supports the same edits.

Save and export the sequence

Save the Premiere project under a new name, export the sequence with settings appropriate to its destination, and inspect the delivered file for cropping, transparency, text timing, and image quality. Retain the editable project, downloaded template, and license record; do not redistribute the original MOGRT or its source assets as a new template.

Optional sponsored tool

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