Lower thirds
Name straps, role cards, broadcast bars, soft pills, and footage-safe identifiers for interviews, podcasts, news, and creator video.
Lower thirds are information overlays with strong placement and reading-time conventions. These keep the name dominant, the role secondary, and the subject visible.
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Cardless lower third for footage overlay: name rises, an accent rule draws left-to-right, role fades in; text-shadowed for legibility
News-style lower third with tight-fit text boxes: white headline bar with red drop-shadow, red sub-line with white drop-shadow.
High-energy podcast lower third: solid dark block wipes in, uppercase name slams up, accent tag pops
Minimal white-card lower third for podcasts/interviews: accent tab, name + role, clip-wipe entrance
High-energy lower third: bold accent-color block slides in with overshoot, condensed name + mono role
Charcoal card lower third for bright footage: name, drawn accent underline, role; slide-up entrance
Cardless lower third with an accent eyebrow/kicker tag, heavy name, and a drawn baseline; for footage
Cardless lower third: an accent sweep crosses and clip-path-reveals a heavy name, role fades up; for footage
Cardless lower third with a vertical accent bar; condensed display name + mono role, text-shadowed for footage
Rounded white pill lower third for podcasts/interviews: status dot, name + role, scale-pop entrance
Two stacked bars: a dark name bar wipes from the left, an accent role bar wipes from the right
Two arcs of light travel the edge of a rounded panel and snap corner to corner, trailing a soft three-layer bloom. A lower third for a name and role.
Animated YouTube subscribe lower third with avatar and channel info