3D Title

The 3D Title node turns a description into an animated 3D text scene. An AI model plans the text, the camera movement, the lighting and optional particle effects, and the node returns that plan as a composition. Connect the composition to Render Video to get the finished video, up to 60 seconds long.

When to use it

• You need an animated title card for the intro or outro of a video.
• You want a 3D text reveal for a presentation or a trailer.
• You want a branded title sequence with your own colors and lighting.
• You want an animated lower third with 3D depth.

Quick start

Inputs

The output, Composition, is the plan of the title scene. It connects only to Render Video.

Settings

What the plan contains

The model writes a complete scene for the text:

• Camera — its position and its movement, such as a slow zoom out or an orbit around the text.
• Lighting — ambient, directional and point lights.
• Particles — optional particle effects around the text.
• Background — the connected image or video, or the background color.

Credits

A 3D title costs credits in two steps:

1. Writing the plan. The price follows the tier of the AI Model: Economy, Standard or Premium. The range is shown in the box at the top of this page.
2. Rendering the plan. Render Video costs 50 credits per render on Nodaro Cloud.

Tips

• Say what the camera does. Phrases such as "camera zooms out slowly" or "orbit around the text" give the model a clear move to plan.
• Keep title cards short. 5 to 15 seconds is enough for most intros. The maximum of 60 seconds is a hard limit.
• Split long sequences. For a sequence longer than 60 seconds, render several titles and join them with Combine Videos.
• Match the render settings. Give Render Video the same frame rate and aspect ratio as the title, so the render does not rescale it.
• Need flat 2D graphics instead? Use Motion Graphics for lower thirds, title cards and kinetic typography in 2D.