Which feature can fade a title in and out?

Which feature can fade a title in and out?

• A. Fade Effect
• B. Quick Transition
• C. Cross Dissolve
• D. Opacity In/Out

Answer: (A)

Fading a title in and out is about controlling its opacity over time, so it smoothly appears and disappears. The Fade Effect is built for this exact purpose—it’s a dedicated effect that ramps the title’s opacity from transparent to opaque at the start and back to transparent at the end, with adjustable duration. This gives a clean, consistent fade without needing manual keyframes. A cross dissolve is meant to blend two clips together, so using it on a single title wouldn’t produce a proper self-contained fade. Opacity In/Out can achieve the same look, but it requires setting keyframes yourself, which is more manual; the Fade Effect provides a simpler, repeatable workflow. Quick Transition isn’t specifically about fading a single clip, but about switching between clips, so it wouldn’t reliably produce just a title fade.

Fading a title in and out is about controlling its opacity over time, so it smoothly appears and disappears. The Fade Effect is built for this exact purpose—it’s a dedicated effect that ramps the title’s opacity from transparent to opaque at the start and back to transparent at the end, with adjustable duration. This gives a clean, consistent fade without needing manual keyframes. A cross dissolve is meant to blend two clips together, so using it on a single title wouldn’t produce a proper self-contained fade. Opacity In/Out can achieve the same look, but it requires setting keyframes yourself, which is more manual; the Fade Effect provides a simpler, repeatable workflow. Quick Transition isn’t specifically about fading a single clip, but about switching between clips, so it wouldn’t reliably produce just a title fade.