There’s a way to change all subtitle fonts at once using a feature called “Master style”. You can create it in the Properties panel and apply it across your sequence. You can also export it for future projects.
The fastest way to change all subtitle fonts at once
The trick is using Master Text Styles (or styles inside Essential Graphics / Properties depending on your version).
Here’s how to do it properly:
Step 1: Create a text layer
After creating a text layer which you want to set as a style for all the rest, click on it in your timeline which you want to use as your master style and then open Properties panel. Scroll down until you see Styles.
Step 2: Create a New Master Style
Click on the “Styles” dropdown and select “Create Style.” Name your new style; for example, “New Subtitles Style for client xy.” The new created master style will appear as a layer in your Project panel.
Step 3: Drag and drop the style
After creating the new style, highlight all the text layers in your timeline and drag and drop the master style on them.
Step 4: Update Master style
If you want to make any changes in your Master style, click on any text layer with this style, go to Properties, make any changes and then click little icon next to Styles to update the style.
Important Note
While the Master Text Style will change the font, color, and other text attributes, it won’t change the position of the text layers. So if you’ve moved your text to the middle of the screen, for example, that position will remain the same.
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Use Master style in the future projects
You can right click on the Master style in your Project panel and export it. This way you can send it to your editors or import it into future Premiere pro projects.
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