Dear Adobe Team, With every new Premiere Pro update, I see more and more tools that feel like they’re tailored for... let’s say, passionate smartphone bloggers who shoot with shaky hands and edit with TikTok speed. We now have AI voice filters, text-based cutting, auto-reframing, and a bunch of other flashy things that look cool in a demo video but rarely enter the workflow of an actual professional editor. Meanwhile, features that could seriously boost productivity for experienced users are still missing. So here’s a modest list of tools that would actually help: Built-in video denoiser that doesn’t require dynamic link to After Effects or 3rd-party plugins. AI-based video upscaling for improving resolution and preserving details when working with mixed footage. Beat detection and auto marker placement for rhythmic editing — because yes, some of us still cut to the beat. Proper LUT export support — no weird banding, no hacks, no guesswork. Node-based color grading or at least a layered grading system that goes beyond Lumetri’s limitations. Smarter media management and background rendering — why do I still need to babysit cache folders in 2025? I understand Premiere Pro is trying to make editing more “accessible” — and that’s great. But can we also take care of the people who’ve been using this software for 10+ years to produce films, ads, and content that pays the bills? Just a little love for the professionals wouldn’t hurt. Thanks ... View more

Issue Summary: After updating to Premiere Pro version 25.2.3 (Build 4), I noticed an intermittent issue where the timeline cursor does not move when using the left or right arrow keys. The playhead stays in place instead of moving one frame as expected. Steps to Reproduce: Open an existing project with H.264 footage. Place a clip on the timeline. Attempt to move the timeline cursor using the ← or → arrow keys. Occasionally, the cursor will remain stationary despite repeated key presses.   Temporary Workaround: Copying the contents of the sequence into a new sequence resolves the issue.   Footage Specs: Format: H.264 Frame rate: 50 fps Bitrate: 50 Mbps Color: 4:2:0 System Configuration: CPU: Intel Core i9-13900K RAM: 64GB DDR5 6000MHz GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti Storage: Samsung 990 Pro NVMe 4TB OS: Windows 11 24H2   Expected Behavior: The timeline cursor should move one frame forward or backward with each press of the arrow keys. Actual Behavior: The cursor sometimes gets stuck and doesn't move, making precise frame-by-frame navigation impossible until a new sequence is created. Please investigate this issue — it severely affects editing precision and workflow. ... View more

Dear Adobe Team, Please consider adding Hebrew language support for voice-to-text transcription in Premiere Pro. There are thousands of users in Israel who are currently forced to rely on expensive third-party plugins just to transcribe Hebrew audio. This creates a major barrier for editors and content creators working in Hebrew, especially when it comes to accessibility, subtitling, and efficient editing workflows. Moreover, the Audio Enhancer tool also becomes much less effective due to the lack of proper Hebrew support, which limits the usability of otherwise powerful AI tools. We sincerely ask you to include Hebrew transcription support in future updates. This would make a significant difference for a large user base and show that Adobe truly supports a global creative community. Thank you in advance! Best regards, Paul Styler ... View more

Dear Premiere Pro Team, Let’s be honest—it's time to catch up with the competition and bring Premiere Pro to the forefront of AI-powered video editing. While some recently introduced features may seem trendy from a marketing standpoint, they don’t always reflect the actual needs of working editors who spend hours in front of the timeline. One truly useful and long-requested feature is an AI Video Upscaler. This would allow users to upscale lower-resolution footage to higher resolutions with intelligent detail enhancement—something that is already being done effectively in tools like DaVinci Resolve. Please consider implementing AI-based upscaling in future versions of Premiere Pro. I’m confident that millions of users around the world would greatly appreciate such a practical and powerful improvement. Best regards, Paul Styler ... View more

AI Video Denoiser for Premiere Pro Dear Premiere Pro Team, First of all, thank you for your continuous efforts in improving such a powerful tool. I’ve always been curious—what research or data do you usually rely on when deciding which new features to develop? If we were to run a user poll today, I strongly believe that a significant number of users would vote for an AI Video Denoiser over, for example, an AI feature that extends video clips by 2 seconds (especially with framerate limitations). Noise reduction is a common and time-consuming task in video editing. Having a smart, AI-powered denoising tool would drastically improve workflow efficiency and quality—particularly for low-light or fast-production footage. I highly encourage you to consider adding an AI Video Denoiser in future releases of Premiere Pro. It would be a far more practical and appreciated feature than some of the more niche AI tools. Respectfully, Paul Styler ... View more

After upgrading to version 25.1, i experience choppy timeline playback. Playback stutters significantly, especially in large projects containing 500–700 files, typically in XAVC S HD 4.2.0 8-bit format. My System specs: Processor: Intel Core i9 13900K RAM: 64GB DDR6 at 6000MHz Graphics Card: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti Storage: NVMe SSDs (Samsung 990 Pro)     ... View more

I propose to implement an AI Video Denoiser feature that enables users to remove noise from selected video segments directly within the timeline, bypassing the need for external software or plugins. This tool should leverage advanced AI algorithms to deliver superior noise reduction results while maintaining video quality. Justification: Enhanced Quality: Current solutions, like Premiere Pro's VR De-Noise effect, are basic and often produce subpar results. A robust AI-powered denoiser would provide a significant improvement in output quality. Streamlined Workflow: Users can clean up video noise directly in the editing timeline without the hassle of exporting to third-party tools or installing additional plugins. Competitive Advantage: A high-quality denoiser would position the platform as a go-to choice for professional editors who require efficient and effective tools. Wider User Appeal: The feature would cater to both professional videographers and casual creators, addressing a common pain point in video editing. Key Features: AI Noise Reduction: Advanced algorithms that adapt to various types of noise (e.g., low light, compression artifacts, grain). Selective Application: Allow users to apply noise reduction to specific video segments or areas. Customizable Parameters: Enable users to adjust intensity levels to balance noise reduction with video clarity. Real-Time Preview: Provide real-time feedback in the timeline to simplify fine-tuning. This feature would empower users to achieve professional-grade results efficiently, elevating the platform’s standing in the competitive video editing landscape. ... View more

I propose to implement an AI Slow Motion feature that allows users to create high-quality slow-motion videos directly within the timeline, eliminating the need for third-party tools like TOPAZ Video AI. This integration would utilize advanced frame interpolation algorithms to generate smooth, professional-grade slow-motion effects seamlessly. Justification: Enhanced Workflow Efficiency: Users can produce slow-motion content without exporting to external applications, saving significant time and effort. Competitive Edge: This feature is already available in industry-leading tools like Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, and its inclusion ensures competitiveness in the market. Improved User Experience: Offering a one-stop solution for video editing will increase user satisfaction and retention, reducing reliance on third-party software. ... View more

A bit of embellishment, app themes, and a few new bugs, like issues with importing XML files after sound synchronization, but in reality, nothing that truly matters: Where is the video denoiser? Where is the ability to export LUTs with table sizes larger than 16? Where is proper audio synchronization? Do you think I use PluralEyes for fun? No, believe me, I don’t. I do it because the built-in synchronization functionality in Premiere Pro is just stupid.   I could go on for a long time, but I hope that by version 60.0, Premiere Pro will at least have half of what DaVinci has right now. This isn’t an advertisement, it's reality, and I’m sorry that Adobe’s marketers are chasing trendy features while forgetting about the basic functionality needed for editing.   Mod note: Title was added. ... View more

This problem has existed for many years, but it still hasn't been fixed. If I create a project not with 10-15 files, but if it's about a wedding or some corporate event, I have to import 200-300 files from each camera into the project, and that's when real problems with previewing in the Bin begin. It takes an incredibly long time, and all productivity is reduced to zero. And this doesn't depend on the equipment I'm working on, as it is far from being weak. My configuration: CPU: i9 13900k RAM: DDR5 6000Mhz - 64GB GRAPHIC CARD: RTX 4070Ti - 12GB All files on SSD and NVME I will attach a video so you can see how slowly the previews are generated in the Bin ... View more

Premiere Pro 24.1 crashing every time when syncing project to the cloud. Never saw this kind of problems, but there is every time first time ) So my Premiere Pro 24.1 is become completely unusable, because it's crashing during aatempt to upload my project file to creative cloud.   ... View more

Please make bin preview generation faster in icon mode. In my case it's taking a lot of time up to previews will be generated. My hardware configuration: CPU Intel i9 13900k RAM 64GB DDR5 6000Mhz SSD Samsung  990PRO M2 GPU NVIDIA 4070Ti  All files are H264 4.2.0 50Mbps 50fps 1080p There is no faster CPU and there is no faster SSD - may be GPU can be faster, but i'm sure, this problem is not about hardware issues - it's all about not optimized software.     ... View more

Are adobe planing to add ability to export LUT's from Premiere Pro in more quality way? It's little bit strange that i can exports high quality LUT'S from Photoshop, but can not do this in Premiere Pro... only 16 table size can be exported from Premiere Pro and in many cases it's not usable for color grading. ... View more

Please modify sound syncing to Plural Eyes way....  There is many reasons why it will be better, than current way. For example i want to sync 3 cameras in PP and each camera have about 20 files... so in PP way of syncing i will have 60 cam multicam sequence... In Plural Eyes way i will have 3 cam multicam sequence. ... View more

Please add denoiser ( better GPU accelerated) in to PP 2024. It is so strange... PP is equipped with VR Denoiser but there is no normal Denoiser))) Do Adobe Marketing Team checking stats what the percentage of VR videos is posted against normal video? I think VR videos on YouTube even not 1%. So Denoiser for normal video is "must have" in every professional NLE  ... View more