Multiline text
Write a single title or several lines, and edit the wording as the show develops.
Put words on screen, without leaving your production
Create titles, captions and on-screen text directly inside FeelThere. Write the text, style it to match your show and place it exactly where the audience should read it.
Write the text where the show is built
Add a text source to the canvas and type what the audience needs to read, across as many lines as the message takes. Nothing has to be prepared as an image in another tool first. It fits titles, guest names, lower thirds, announcements and any other information that belongs on screen during the broadcast.
Names and lower thirds
Introduce a guest, label a segment or keep a message visible while you talk.
No external design step
The text is a source in the production rather than a file you prepare somewhere else.
Style it to match your show
Choose the font family, size and weight, turn on italic, set the text color and the alignment. Line height and letter spacing tune how the block reads at broadcast size. Behind the text you can set a background color with its own opacity and padding, and add an outline or a shadow so the words stay readable over a busy picture. Layer opacity controls how present the whole source feels.
Typography
Font family, size and weight, italic, color, alignment, line height and letter spacing.
Background and padding
A background color with its own opacity and padding gives the text a surface to sit on.
Outline, shadow and opacity
Keep the words legible over moving video, and set how present the layer is.
Place it and keep it there
Move, resize and rotate the text on the canvas, reorder it against your other sources and lock it once it is right, so a later adjustment does not shift it. What you arrange is what appears in Preview, in Program and in the live output.
Web Overlay
When the information comes from a live page instead, bring the page in as a layer in FeelThere Desktop.
Explore Web OverlayThe words your audience reads.
Write them in the same workspace you produce and broadcast from.