Motion Library · Type
Pop text
Pop text reveals characters or words by scaling them into place, often with a tiny overshoot. It is louder than a rise reveal and faster than a typewriter, so it works best for short, emphatic copy.
When to use it
Use it for punchlines, labels, counters, and single-word emphasis. Pair it with a hard beat in the soundtrack.
Common mistakes
Popping paragraphs; using huge overshoot on type; making every word pop equally so no word owns the emphasis.
How Impractical uses it
Pop is in Impractical's text and logo vocabulary. It is used as an accent move, not the default language for every line.