by AEJuice·Motion Graphics
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AEJuice CRT Fonts earns its spot for a specific, ready-made job: 363 pre-rendered clips that give text a retro CRT look without building the effect from scratch. The individual looping files on black backgrounds make stacking and overlaying letters straightforward across After Effects, Premiere Pro and other editors.
AEJuice CRT Fonts is a pack of pre-rendered CRT fonts footage for After Effects, Premiere Pro and other video editors. It makes text look like it's being viewed on an old CRT monitor, with blurred edges, chromatic aberration and more. The pack includes 363 clips of CRT alphabet letters, numbers and special symbols set on black backgrounds.
Coverage runs from A to Z, numbers 0-9 and special symbols, with every character isolated on its own looping clip. That layout is built for stacking and overlaying, so you can assemble words and lines from separate elements. Each clip is delivered at 4K resolution (2160 x 2160) with a realistic CRT look.
The pack works with After Effects CC 2015 or higher, Premiere Pro CC 2021 or higher, Final Cut Pro 10.4.9 or higher, and any editor that accepts transparent or black-background footage, including DaVinci Resolve, Sony Vegas, Avid and OBS. AEJuice Pack Manager adds fast preview, drag-and-drop import and favorites, plus high-speed download.
AEJuice CRT Fonts is best for editors and motion designers who want a retro CRT text look from pre-rendered footage across After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and other video editors.
AEJuice CRT Fonts is completely free to download and use.
AEJuice CRT Fonts is compatible with DaVinci Resolve, which is listed among the video editors it supports. Because the pack ships as pre-rendered clips on black backgrounds, and as footage with transparent or black backgrounds for other editors, you can bring the elements into Resolve like any other footage. Alongside Resolve, the pack lists support for Sony Vegas, Final Cut Pro X, Avid, Apple Motion, OBS, Filmora 9, Photoshop and more. For After Effects and Premiere Pro, AEJuice also provides its Pack Manager for fast preview, drag-and-drop import and favorites.
AEJuice CRT Fonts supports Adobe After Effects CC 2015 or higher and Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2021 or higher. It also lists Final Cut Pro 10.4.9 or higher, and works with any other video-editing software that accepts videos with transparent or black backgrounds, such as Sony Vegas, Avid, DaVinci Resolve and OBS. The elements are delivered as 4K clips at 2160 x 2160 in individual looping files, so support mainly comes down to whether your editor can import standard footage on the required operating systems.
AEJuice CRT Fonts runs on Windows 10 or higher and Mac OS X 10.14 or higher, including Apple M1 and M2 machines. Those are the listed system requirements for the pack. The elements themselves are pre-rendered 4K footage on black backgrounds, delivered as individual looping clips, so beyond the operating system your main need is a video editor that can import standard clips. The pack also includes AEJuice Pack Manager features such as fast preview, drag-and-drop import and favorites.
AEJuice CRT Fonts is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing terms can change, so check AEJuice's own page for the current details before you download. The pack includes 363 elements covering letters A-Z, numbers 0-9 and special symbols, each isolated on its own looping clip at 4K resolution with a realistic CRT look. A demo video is available on the developer's page.
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