How to Add Handwriting Fonts in Alight Motion App
If you love video editing in Alight Motion and want to make your text stand out with beautiful handwriting fonts, you're in the right place. Adding custom fonts can give your edits a unique and professional touch. In this guide, I’ll show you step-by-step how to download, import, and use handwriting fonts in Alight Motion.
Add Fonts in Alight Motion
Step 1: Download Handwriting Fonts
To use handwriting fonts in Alight Motion, you first need to download them. Here’s how:
1. Visit a Font Website – Go to websites like:
DaFont
Google Fonts
1001 Free Fonts
2. Search for Handwriting Fonts – Type “handwriting” in the search bar to find stylish script fonts.
3. Download the Font – Choose a font you like and download it as a .TTF or .OTF file.
Step 2: Extract the Font File
Most fonts come in a ZIP file. Before you import them into Alight Motion, you need to extract them:
1. Open the File Manager on your phone.
2. Locate the downloaded ZIP file in the “Downloads” folder.
3. Tap and hold the file, then select Extract or Unzip.
4. Once extracted, you’ll see the .TTF or .OTF font file.
Step 3: Add Fonts to Alight Motion
Now that you have your handwriting font, it’s time to import it into Alight Motion:
1. Open Alight Motion and create a new project.
2. Tap the Text Tool (T icon) and type your text.
3. Click on Fonts, then scroll down and select Import Fonts.
4. Locate the .TTF or .OTF font file from your extracted folder.
5. Tap on the font file, and it will be added to My Fonts in Alight Motion.
Step 4: Customize Your Text
Once your handwriting font is imported, you can customize it to make your video look even better:
Change Color – Select the text and pick a custom color.
Add Outline or Shadow – Make the font pop by adding an outline or shadow.
Apply Animations – Use keyframes and effects to make the text move creatively.
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Final Thoughts
Adding handwriting fonts in Alight Motion is a simple process that can make a big difference in your edits. Whether you're making lyric videos, cinematic intros, or aesthetic quotes, custom fonts will help you achieve a more professional and unique look.
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