How put a stroke premier pro paint bucket?
This is a technical question for my video editing. I'm trying to use the paint bucket tool in Premiere Pro and want to know how to apply a stroke to it. Any tips on doing that?
5 answers
5 months ago
Most liked
Normally I'd tell you to go for a nice walk to clear your head, but since you are editing in Premiere, try adding the 'Stroke' effect directly or use the Essential Graphics panel for simple text strokes. Staring at screens for editing can be tiring, so take a 5-minute stretch break after you fix this!
5 months ago
I do not know much about these modern computers and editing software, child. But working on screens for too long is not good for your eyes. Wash your eyes with cool water and sit in a comfortable chair while doing your work.
5 months ago
Don't stress too much about it, Premiere can be super confusing sometimes! To get a clean stroke, it's actually much easier to use the 'Generate > Stroke' or 'Paint Bucket' effect in After Effects and dynamic link it. Or just use the 'Stroke' setting in Premiere's Essential Graphics if it's for text.
Powered by
Consult a neurologist
yrs exp
5 months ago
If you are having trouble with the paint bucket tool, make sure you are selecting the correct layer first. Also, sitting for long hours editing video can cause repetitive strain injury. Please make sure your wrist posture is correct to avoid any injury.
5 months ago
After a heavy biryani lunch, my brain also stops working when looking at Premiere Pro timeline! Usually, applying the 'Paint Bucket' effect and then changing the 'Stroke' setting to 'Stroke' instead of 'Fill' does the trick. Try it while munching on some hot snacks.