Select the Generative tool in the Toolbar. You can also navigate to Generative AI from the Window menu.
Select the Title Art tab.
Type a description to create title art for your videos with generative AI.
Title Art in Premiere Elements lets you create stylised title graphics using generative AI. Enter your title and describe the look, style, or background you want, and Premiere Elements generates title art based on your inputs. Add the generated title art directly to your timeline or project assets without leaving your project.
Title Art is a generative AI feature and uses generative credits. The number of credits a generation uses depends on the model you choose. To learn more about credits, see Generative Credits.
Select the Generative tool in the Toolbar. You can also navigate to Generative AI from the Window menu.
Select the Title Art tab.
Choose a generative model.
Firefly Image 4 is selected by default, you can also choose GPT Image 2.
To learn more about AI models, see Generative models.
In the Title field, enter a short title.
This field specifies the text that appears in the generated title artwork.
Select a font for the title art.
Choose from a variety of fonts to customize your title art.
In the Prompt field, type a description of the title art you want.
Describe the style, mood, colors, lighting, or artistic look you want.
Use short titles and descriptive prompts for the most accurate results.
Choose an aspect ratio for the title art.
To learn more about the aspect ratios, see Supported aspect ratios.
(Optional) Choose a background style.
Select one of the following options:
Review the number of credits displayed next to Generate.
(Optional) You can also use Prompt Inspiration to explore examples and get started with a title art prompt.
Select Generate, to generate the title art.
Generated images appear in the Generated Results section. To generate additional variations, click Generate again.
Before generating, make sure both the Title and Prompt fields are filled in. If either field is empty, Premiere Elements displays an error message.
Firefly Image 4 returns four image variations for a single prompt. The other model, GPT Image 2 returns a single image.
After generating title art, you can manage the generated results, access previously generated images, and view information about generative credit usage.
Once your images are generated, you can:
Every image you generate is saved to the History panel. Open it to browse your earlier generations, view your files in folders, and copy a prompt to reuse it. From the History panel you can also attach an image as a reference image, or add it to your project assets or timeline.
Title Art uses generative credits, and the cost depends on the model. Firefly returns its four variations for one credit, while the other models use more credits per output.
When your available credits are low or exhausted, the app displays your remaining credit balance and provides a Buy Now option to purchase additional credits. If you run out of credits, wait until your monthly credits reset or upgrade your plan. To learn more about credits, see Generative Credits.
Premiere Elements and Photoshop Elements plans purchased individually include 25 generative credits per month. The Premiere Elements & Photoshop Elements bundle includes 100 generative credits per month. If you need additional credits, you can subscribe to a Firefly plan, which provides 2,000 generative credits per month.
Your subscription status - standard or premium - is shown in the interface and affects how credits are used and which features you can access. Premium accounts may include extra benefits or reduced costs for some models.
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