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Participant
April 16, 2026
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Edit Multiple Sequence Settings at Once

  • April 16, 2026
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Would love to see a way to change sequence settings across multiple sequences at once.

Right now, if I need to convert a bunch of timelines from 1920x1080 to 1080x1920, I have to go one by one or rely on workarounds like nesting or Auto Reframe. It works, but it’s pretty time-consuming and clutters up the project.

It would be great if we could:

  • Select multiple sequences in the Project panel and apply the same changes across each sequence only using one interface
  • If allowing each setting to change could cause problems, do something similar to the properties window where only a select amount of settings can be changed
  • Change things like frame size/timebase/Maximum Bit Depth/Render Quality etc. all in one go
  • Choose how clips adapt (scale to frame, keep positioning, etc.)

This would be a huge help for social and multi-format workflows where you’re constantly delivering different versions of the same edits.

Feels like a small addition that would save a ton of time.

    2 replies

    Participant
    September 18, 2026

    I’ve been trying to find a reason as to why this still isn’t possible in premiere but I have seen no logical answers.
    I’ve just finished 16 16x9 edits, i’ve now been asked to reversion these into 1x1 and 9x16. 

    My workflow is to duplicate all 16x9 edits, rename them to 1x1 and then individually click on each sequence’s settings and type in the new 1x1 dimensions over and over.

    Simply allowing us to change multiple sequences at once would save so much time and seems like a really simple thing to implement, why is it not possible?

    Participant
    September 18, 2026

    Agreed!