Text effects

Word morph blend

One large word dissolves through a heavy blur and re-solidifies into the next word in a short rotating list, the two never crossfading cleanly but visibly melting into each other.

Using Word morph blend

One large word dissolves through a heavy blur and re-solidifies into the next word in a short rotating list, the two never crossfading cleanly but visibly melting into each other.

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Props: words, holdSeconds, morphSeconds, accent

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