Sale Pop Help

General Workflow

Here’s your game plan for using Sale Pop. Trust me, it’s really easy!

• Drag and drop your template onto your timeline.
• Motion-track with a couple clicks.
• Use the published parameters to customize the look of your title.
• Add your own words and text.

Required Fonts

• Berkshire Swash
• Doctor Glitch
• Poppins

Published Parameters

Each template comes with published parameters that make it easy for you to customize your testimonial title.

The Published Parameters are under the Title Inspector.

All templates have similar published parameters however some templates may have different parameters based on the design and don’t worry, they’re really easy to use!

ANIMATION

Use the Build In and Build Out checkboxes to turn the start and end animations on and off.

BADGE, RECTANGLE, BARS, BACKGROUND, ETC…

Use these controls to change the look of the sale template elements, background and shapes. You can adjust the color, size, position, rotation, opacity and more.

DROP SHADOW

Use these to add and customize a drop shadow on the design.

Color
A color picker to change the drop shadow color.

Opacity
Brings up a slider to change the drop shadow opacity.

Blur
Opens a slider to blur or sharpen the drop shadow.

Distance
Provides another handy slider, this one to change the drop shadow distance.

Angle
Used to change the drop shadow angle.

CONTROLS

Many templates have controls for Position, Rotation and Scale. Use the On-Screen Controls or fine tune with the published parameters.

Position
Use the blue circle or published Position parameter to change where the template is located.

Rotation
Use the grey stick with a ball on the end or published Rotation parameter to rotate the design.

Scale
Use the grey circle or published Scale parameter to change the size of the design.

OBJECT TRACKER

Some templates come with motion tracking built in!

You can use this feature to automatically stick your title to a specific part of the video.

Use the square with corner circles to select what you want to track.

Then use the forward or backward arrows to track forward or backward.

Use the blue Position circle to offset the title position from the tracked object.