![]() You can choose a different font, alter the character and line spacing, change colours, apply a shade to the outline, add a shadow, and when you’re done, you again have the ability to save what you’ve created into a template for later use. Once you’ve settled on a graphic, you again have compete editing control. This is probably the most frustrating aspect of this app that we’ve encountered, and it’s a shame because all the graphics and titles we chose had interesting and sharp animations, but who has the time to add dozens to graphics to a project to choose the right one? So the only way to preview it is to add it to your project, and if you’re not happy with it, you have to delete it and start the process all over again. However there is an annoying trait to Rush’s options: all these graphics and titles are animated, yet you can’t seem to be able to preview said animations from the selection window. ![]() Which is great as having options is a definite benefit. You have dozens of each to choose from, so many in fact, we gave up counting them. Your customisation options extend to title cards and graphics. ![]() You also have a huge selection of animated graphics to choose from, again, with no apparent previewing capability… (Image credit: Adobe) Graphics
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