Bulk Font Replacement in Premiere Pro

If you want to change the font of multiple text layers in Premiere Pro, there is a simple bulk method that will replace them all in seconds. Under the Graphics and Titles menu, select Replace Fonts in Projects. Then you can select any or all of the fonts you are currently using, and replace with another font of your choosing.

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