Videohive News Ticker

News Tickers

Deliver breaking information with clarity and impact using the News Tickers pack — a versatile collection of broadcast-style lower thirds, headlines, and live tickers designed for modern news and media production. Highlight breaking news, live reports, headlines, locations, reporters, events, alerts, and updates through clean layouts, bold typography, and dynamic motion. Perfect for news broadcasts, streaming overlays, documentaries, and professional video content.

Features:

10+ News Ticker Designs: Breaking news bars, lower thirds, live tags, headlines, alerts, and reporter titles.

Broadcast-Ready Style: Clean, sharp layouts inspired by global TV news channels.

Dynamic Text Animations: Smooth slide-ins, wipes, reveals, and emphasis transitions.

Fully Customizable: Edit text, colors, logos, labels, sizes, and animation timing.

Breaking & Live Variations: Includes “Live”, “Breaking News”, and update indicators.

Clear Information Hierarchy: Optimized for readability with strong contrast and spacing.

Multiple Color Themes: Red, blue, yellow, purple, and neutral styles included.

Vector-Based Elements: Sharp, scalable graphics for any resolution.

Full HD & 4K Ready: 1920×1080 and 3840×2160 compositions supported.
No Plugins Required
Well-Organized Project Structure
Video Tutorial Included
Free Fonts Included
Images not included in download.

Perfect For:

News broadcasts, live streaming, YouTube news channels, documentaries, interviews, event coverage, corporate announcements, and social media news clips. Transform raw information into clear, professional, and authoritative on-screen visuals.

Why Choose News Tickers?

Whether you’re a video editor, broadcaster, journalist, content creator, or media producer, this pack helps you communicate information quickly and professionally. Save production time with ready-made broadcast elements while maintaining full control over branding and presentation.

Download News Tickers today and elevate your content with professional broadcast graphics and modern newsroom style.