Type Morph offers a new way to work with text in After Effects, as designers can now work with different variations of fonts. It replaces the need to use text morphing plugins since they have made it easier to animate between a font’s width, weight, and serif attributes.

Braindot Design – Type Morph Features

• Simulates Variable Fonts: It allows users to have smooth weight transitions between two fonts for animation.
• Not limited to After Effects: Functions even if After Effects decides not to support Variable Fonts.
• Interactive weight control: Provides a way for users to create a slider for animation transition of text weight.
• Trial mode limitations: A complete license string is required to create custom text to unlock all features, but alphabet testing is available.
• Design dependency: Alteration of an initial font design can impact the morphing quality.

Type Morph Documentation

Image 1: It’s to sample your alphabet before finalizing, as characters designed independently may not morph seamlessly.

Image 2: Transform text with seamless morphing between styles and weights for dynamic animations.

Image 3: Effortlessly create smooth transitions between font variations in your motion design projects.