Tap your video on the timeline, hit the three dots, and select . Resize the duplicate layer to fit the screen exactly.
Tap the text layer, hit the three dots, and select .
Go to Layer > Handwriting and choose your pen thickness. After drawing or writing your note, go to In Animation and select Draw in Order . Adjust the speed dial to match a natural writing pace. 3. Creating a Glitchy Text Effect KineMaster Hack
Duplicate your text layer and apply the Prismatic Dissolve or Chromatic Glitch effect to the top copy. Adjust the "strength" to a low setting like 10 for a subtle, vibrating look. 4. Corner Pin Perspective
Instead of standard typed text, you can make it look like someone is drawing or writing on the screen in real-time. Tap your video on the timeline, hit the
If you're looking for inspiration or pre-made project files, check out the KineMaster 6.0 Tutorial section , which now includes trending video templates you can download and swap your own clips into. KineMaster - Video Editor - Apps on Google Play
If you want to add cinematic overlays (like dust particles, light leaks, or fire), import the overlay as a and change its Blending Mode to Screen . This removes the black background from the overlay and makes it blend seamlessly with your footage. Go to Layer > Handwriting and choose your pen thickness
Most mobile editors only allow you to rotate text. KineMaster’s feature lets you "pin" the four corners of a text box or image to a surface in your video, like a wall or the floor, to match its perspective. 5. Pro Blending Modes