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Select characters with the Transform Glyph tool

Before you can transform a glyph, you must select it using the Transform Glyph tool in the canvas toolbar. You can select a single glyph or multiple glyphs in a text layer. When more than one glyph is selected, the last Shift-selected glyph is enclosed in a bounding box with transform handles. This is known as the focused glyph. Each of the other glyphs in the selection are enclosed in a bounding box without transform handles. Any selected glyph (focused or not) is affected by transforms applied to the focused glyph.

Note: If you use the Transform Glyph tool to distort an appearance attribute of a glyph (Face, Outline, Glow, Drop Shadow), only one glyph can be selected at a time.

Select a single glyph

  1. In Motion, select a text layer in the Layers list, canvas, or Timeline.

  2. In the canvas toolbar, click and hold the transform tools pop-up menu, then choose Transform Glyph.

    Choosing the Transform Glyph tool from the canvas toolbar

    A bounding box with transform handles appears around the first glyph in the text. (Or, if a different glyph was previously selected, the bounding box surrounds that glyph).

  3. If you want to select a different glyph in the text layer, click another glyph in the canvas.

Select all glyphs in a text layer

  1. In Motion, select a text layer in the Layers list, canvas, or Timeline.

  2. In the canvas toolbar, click and hold the transform tools pop-up menu, then choose Transform Glyph.

    Choosing the Transform Glyph tool from the canvas toolbar

    Ensure that the Attribute pop-up menu in the HUD is set to Transform Glyph (because the other settings in the menu allow only one glyph selection at a time).

    A glyph is selected in the canvas.

  3. Choose Edit > Select All (or press Command-A).

    All glyphs are selected.

Select multiple glyphs in a text layer

  1. In Motion, select a text layer in the Layers list, canvas, or Timeline.

  2. In the canvas toolbar, click the transform tools pop-up menu, then choose Transform Glyph.

    Choosing the Transform Glyph tool from the canvas toolbar

    Ensure that the Attribute pop-up menu in the HUD is set to Transform Glyph (because the other settings in the menu allow only one glyph selection at a time).

    A glyph is selected in the canvas.

  3. Do one of the following:

    • Select contiguous glyphs: Pressing and holding the Shift key, click in the canvas to select additional adjacent glyphs; or drag in the canvas to select adjacent glyphs.

      Canvas showing multiple glyphs selected together
    • Select noncontiguous glyphs: Pressing and holding the Command key, click to select nonadjacent glyphs.

    Although the onscreen controls appear only around the focused (last selected) glyph, any glyph surrounded by a box is affected when you adjust the onscreen controls.

Deselect a group of selected glyphs

  • In Motion, choose Edit > Deselect All (or press Shift-Command-A).

    Any previously selected glyphs are deselected.

Select a glyph in another text layer

  • With an active Transform Glyph tool selection in Motion, click a different text layer in the Layers list or Timeline.

    The selection shifts to the second text layer.

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