Stretched and swept

One letter of the key word stretches like a rubber band and drags the whole line out of the frame to the left, faster and faster; the end of the line lets go and whips off the same way, and the next line comes in from the right on that momentum and settles in the middle. The key word is the one between *asterisks*; the letter is yours to choose.

Length: 3 s by default, from 2 to 5 s
What you put in: The line that leaves · a text
The letter that stretches · a text
The line next · a text
Its settings: Ground · Plain, Colour glow, Gradient, Dot grid, Your colour, Inverted
The sounds it brings: Stretch, Whoosh to the left
In the editor: Library › Scenes, then click: it lands after the current scene.

Start a film with this scene

Pro piece. Try it freely in the editor; exporting a film that uses it needs the Pro plan.

Other scenes

Big lineOne line, large, written word by word: each word arrives pale and soft, then settles, and the key words take your colour. The line holds a moment, then the small line and the label arrive; a glint crosses the label and the camera slowly comes closer until the end.

Stacked wordsTwo to four short words that land one by one, on the beat, spread over the whole scene: each comes out of a blur a little larger and lands sharp, and the pile rises gently to stay in the middle. The last one takes your colour.

Punch lineWords arrive group by group, on the beat. The full stop is a ball in your colour, which drops in last: your key words then take their colour, the line gives for an instant under it, then everything rests while the camera slowly comes closer.

Typed in the frameA click opens a selection frame, then your words are typed in it faster and faster. The pointer comes back, pulls the frame by its corner, and your words grow with it. Then everything rests, the caret glowing, while the camera comes closer until the scene ends.