Where to find Lower Thirds Templates & Presets Online (Royalty-free)

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Published: September 19, 2024 | Last Updated: September 23, 2024

Lower-thirds are a type of MOGRT useful in video editing for displaying titles, names, or other information.

Here’s a list of websites offering free and paid royalty-free lower-thirds templates for download. I’ve included free and premium options, with direct links to each site’s lower-thirds section.

Motion Array

Type: Free & Paid

Description: A marketplace with many lower-thirds templates for Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Final Cut Pro. It provides a variety of professional templates with a subscription model for paid access but also offers a selection of free downloads.

Link: Motion Array Lower Thirds

Mixkit

Type: Free

Description: Mixkit offers high-quality, free lower-thirds templates for Premiere Pro. All content is royalty-free and easy to download, with no attribution required.

Link: Mixkit Free Lower Thirds Templates (for Premiere Pro only)

Envato Elements

Type: Paid (Subscription-based)

Description: A premium site offering thousands of lower-thirds templates for After Effects, Premiere Pro, and Final Cut. The subscription gives you access to unlimited downloads with commercial use.

Link: Envato Elements Lower Thirds

Shutterstock

Type: Free & Paid

Description: Shutterstock has free lower-thirds templates (with free packs) and premium options. All templates are professional-grade and easy to customize.

Link: ShutterStock Lower Thirds

Videezy

Type: Free & Paid

Description: Offers free and premium After Effects and Premiere Pro lower-thirds templates. You can filter between free and paid resources; all assets are royalty-free for personal and commercial use.

Link: Videezy Lower Thirds

If you’re interested in making your own lower thirds (and other motion graphics), here are two articles for you:

Premiere Gal

Type: Free & Paid

Description: Specializes in templates for Premiere Pro and offers free and paid lower-thirds packs. The free packs are useful for those looking for simple, editable options. She also has a YouTube channel where she explains stuff, and I interviewed her and other succesfull YouTubers here.

Link: Premiere Gal Lower Thirds

Freepik

Type: Free & Paid

Description: Freepik offers both free and premium graphic elements, including After Effects and Premiere Pro lower-thirds templates. The free versions require attribution, while the paid plans do not.

Link: Freepik Lower Thirds

Pond5

Type: Paid (Pay-per-download)

Description: This platform offers various lower-thirds templates for different video editors. It’s a royalty-free marketplace that operates on a pay-per-download basis.

Link: Pond5 Lower Thirds

Velosofy

Type: Free

Description: Velosofy offers a variety of free lower-thirds templates compatible with After Effects, Premiere Pro, and Sony Vegas. Most of these templates are community-uploaded and free to download.

Link: Velosofy Lower Thirds

VideoHive (part of Envato Market)

Type: Paid (One-time purchase)

Description: VideoHive offers lower-thirds templates for After Effects, Premiere Pro, and other platforms. It’s a part of the Envato Market, and you pay per item, making it more flexible than a subscription.

Link: VideoHive Lower Thirds

Summing Up

  • Free Options: Mixkit, Velosofy, Videezy (Free Section), Freepik (Free Section), RocketStock (Free Packs).
  • Paid Options: Motion Array, Envato Elements, Pond5, VideoHive, RocketStock.

All these websites offer lower-thirds royalty-free templates, and depending on your needs, you can find both free and premium options.

Up Next: How to import MOGRT files (like Lower Thirds) in Premiere Pro.

By Jan Sørup

Jan Sørup is a indie filmmaker, videographer and photographer from Denmark. He owns filmdaft.com and the Danish company Apertura, which produces video content for big companies in Denmark and Scandinavia. Jan has a background in music, has drawn webcomics, and is a former lecturer at the University of Copenhagen.

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