Feature Requests

When entering vertical workspace or in general, it would be nice to have built in social media overlays to see if our video doesn't touch any of the like, share, comment icons. Would be nice if it was built in rather than having to find and download 

Since, I'm not a professional video editor, I have really struggled getting up to speed with Adobe Premiere Pro.  However I've found Rush to be very helpful Now Adobe is discontinuing Rush, I'd like to know if there is any way to simplify and make Premier Pro behave more like Rush in terms of user interface?  Are there any simplified editing panels?

Would be great to be able to pause media analysis if you started the process, but then had to jump onto some CPU intensive work and then have the option to resume analysis when you went on a tea break for example. Currently, if you cancel the analysis to work on something you have to start from scratch and it's easy to forget to start the process when you leave for the day so that it can run overnight.

Hello ! Context :I've been a Premiere editor for a long time. But my recent jobs have forced me to work on Avid Media Composer. This has required me to completely rethink the way I edit: Premiere being more suited to drag-and-drop workflows and Avid more keyboard In/Out workflows. On Avid, you tend to create multiple sequences for your selects. Then, use those sequences in your Source Monitor, and use the "Toggle Source/Record" function to show the source timeline, and integrate clips on your sequence. Now that I'm back to using Premiere as my main editing program, I wanted to bring this method to the way I edit. But doing it on Premiere is kind of frustrating on specific points. I think this kind of workflow has a lot of benefits compared to pancaked timelines: you can edit more precisely, as you can anticipate the exact start and end frames you're going to insert. You are also working more efficiently because of the keyboard centric approach and using two monitors

Currently in Premiere Pro, you can’t add keyframes to several highlighted properties with one click, you have to enable keyframing for each property individually. It would be great to have a shortcut or command that lets us toggle or add keyframes to all selected properties at once in the Effect Controls panel. This would speed up animation workflows and make Premiere feel more consistent with After Effects, where multi-property keyframing is already possible. It’s a small feature request but would make a big difference for editors who animate frequently within Premiere.

Hello ! Context :I'm using Premiere Pro daily with a timeline opened in my Source Monitor to have a similar configuration than the "Toggle Source/Record" from Avid. I find this workflow to be a lot more precise and pleasing than pancaked timelines, as you can anticipate exactly the start and end frame when puttings clips on the program timeline, and use the two monitors efficiently. This way of working in Premiere works actually works, but there are a few annoying bugs and small things missing that are really painful when using this workflow daily. This bug/feature which is here since a long timeline is one of the reasons this workflow sometimes feels painful (see this and this topic). The bug :Open multiple timelines both in the Program Monitor and the Source Monitor through the wheel and "Open in Timeline".Save the project and close Premiere Pro.Reopen the project.The previously opened timeline in the Program Monitor will be reopened, but the previously opened tim

Hello ! Context :I'm using Premiere Pro daily with a timeline opened in my Source Monitor to have a similar configuration than the "Toggle Source/Record" from Avid. I find this workflow to be a lot more precise and pleasing than pancaked timelines, as you can anticipate exactly the start and end frame when puttings clips on the program timeline, and use the two monitors efficiently. This way of working in Premiere works actually works, but there are a few annoying bugs and small things missing that are really painful when using this workflow daily. This bug/feature which is here since a long timeline is one of the reasons this workflow sometimes feels painful (see this and this topic). The bug :Open a timeline in the Program Monitor.Open this same timeline in the Source Monitor.From the Source Monitor, click on the wheel and "Open in Timeline"The previously opened timeline in the Program Monitor will be closed, and nothing will be opened anymore in the Source Monito

Could we not have the DV capture window from version 23 as a stand alone app, so we dont have to run 2 versions of premier pro and media encoder if you want to keep this functionality. I know there are third party options to do this but its always a bit sketchy downloading from unknown websites.

Every single time I export something from Premiere, the next thing I always want to do is go and check the exported file — make sure it came out fine, play it, and usually send it off for review or delivery. So basically, after every export, my next action is to manually go hunt down the file in Finder/Explorer. Why isn’t there a simple button or shortcut right in the export panel (or export completion dialog) that says “Open Folder” or “Show File in Finder”? It feels like such an obvious workflow step — every editor does this hundreds of times a year. Would love to see Adobe add a small “Reveal Exported File” button that pops open the output directory as soon as the export finishes. 🙏

Title:Enable Hover Scrub Preview from Bin to Display in Source MonitorDescription:Currently in Adobe Premiere Pro, the hover scrub feature only plays the video thumbnail directly within the Project panel (Bin). However, it does not preview in the Source Monitor.It would be extremely helpful to have an option where hovering over clips in the Bin automatically shows that preview inside the Source Monitor — similar to how Final Cut Pro allows quick clip browsing without manual loading.This feature would:Greatly improve browsing and selection speed when reviewing footage.Allow editors to quickly audition multiple clips using a larger, more accurate display (Source Monitor).Streamline workflow for editors who work with large amounts of footage.Please consider adding an option like:“Enable Hover Scrub Preview in Source Monitor”This would make clip review faster and more intuitive, especially for those switching from Final Cut Pro to Premiere Pro.Thank you for considering this improvement!

Please let me upload a list of proper names before transcribing a video. My boss has an uncommon eastern European name, and Premiere has NEVER transcribed her name correctly once. Premiere gets the name of my local school system right maybe 1 in 12 times. It would be so much easier if Premiere either learned from my usage. Or if it at least let me give it a list of proper nouns not to screw up. In the screenshot that should be my bosses name. It is nowhere close.

HI!I work with a lot of sequences that are multi-camera linked/nested and I have a lot of videos I'm editing at once. It would be great to have the function like in After effects with linked comps. I'm aware of the double click to go into the nested sequence and shift+3 for cycling but the going back is cumbersome when there is a lot of sequence tabs in the panel. In AE, hitting the TAB key brings up the comp tree where you can quickly pick the parent comp to return to. Would be great to have this in Premiere Pro as well for nested sequences. Is there already a way to do this? Does anyone else find that this would be a useful function? Would this be possible? Thanks a bunch.Andy

it will be nice to have un-nest featuresometime i nest parts but i dont want to undo my editing just want to un-nest

I would like to be able to Group tracks in my timeline when editing. E.g. when you do sounddesign you could group all the tracks with SFX audio. The it wouldn't take up as much space when editing other parts of the video/movie. Does anyone know if something similar is possible. Or if there are ways to make the timeline more organized?

Please make the Quick Export a brighter color. Almost unreadable. Pref are set to accessible color contrast 2025.5 and beta  

Bitte macht das wieder rückgängig. Ich brauche diese Funktion z.B. auf einem Bild beim Ende eines Jingles.Danke

Clip markers should persist with the sequence by default, not depend on hidden XMP settings or cache refreshes. Hi Adobe team, It would be very helpful if clip markers placed on clips inside a sequence transferred reliably when sharing projects between systems — even when “Write Clip Markers to XMP” preferences aren’t enabled. Currently, markers that look “in the timeline” are actually stored in the clip’s source metadata. This causes them to disappear on another system unless both editors enable specific XMP settings and restart Premiere several times. Since this behavior is unexpected for most editors, it would make more sense for Premiere to store those markers with the sequence by default, ensuring they always transfer with the project file. If some users prefer to exclude marker data, you could offer an optional checkbox such as “Do not include clip marker data when sharing projects.” This small change would make collaborative workflows far more intui

It would be convenient and faster to be able to select multiple checkboxes in Remove attributes by the following: Click, hold, and drag over the boxes like when selecting mute/solo on audio tracks in a timelineA button in the window to select all/deselect all attributes, so I can then select only the items i want

Need Speech to text Bengali add on pack for adobe premier pro in next update.

In the Bin browser (project window) of Premiere pro, the "Sort Icon" mode in "Icon View" is set to "User Order" by default.Depending on your workflow this can be pretty inefficient, especially that the untouched "User Order" seems pretty random to me. In my case, I like to sort them by name in order to browse all on my footage in the order I shot them in. So it already happened to me to forget to sort them by name and finding myself selecting my footage in the random order that is imposed. Let alone the fact that it takes time to change the sorting mode every time I open a new Bin. I have at least 2 possible solutions for this:Let us choose the default "Sort Icon" mode in Edit>Preferences (maybe in "general" or "media"?)When we open the "Sort Icon" list, a "(default)" appears next to the default mode, and we can change that either by right clicking on a mode and selecting "set as default",Having a "Set default" option at the end of the list which opens a men

There must be a way to do this - in Davinici it's literally a check box on export. Please can someone help me

It would seem that this is a long time deficiency with Adobe Premiere / After Effects / Audition, that they have ignored chapters from imported MP4 Files. Now with OBS Studio bringing in adding chapters with their new Hybrid MP4 output format, this has become untenable - and is yet another thing that Davinci Resolve just natively supports. This needs to be added ASAP, as it will be a feature that many many streamers and content creators will want to use immediately, and will be anothe incentive to just jump ship.

One of the most upvoted feature requests is adding back .mkv support. It has been a mess for the community since Adobe randomly decided to remove it for no reason. After several years, Adobe announced they would add it back and it's in beta (2024), well, I just updated to the lastest version of 2025 and Premiere Pro as well as Media Encoder cannot import the file type, which is a huge pain still. Work around have caused audio pops due to remuxxing, corrupt files due to segmented .mp4 files, lost files due to non-segmented .mp4 files, and a ton of time converting it with third party programs.DaVinci Resolve can import .mkv files natively. It's embarrassing that Adobe can't even convert .mkv files with their MEDIA ENCODER program.With the cost of Adobe, it's a joke that us users have to bend over backwards trying to workaround a file type that used to work in Premiere and Media Encoder for a DECADE. When will .mkv be put back in?

When dragging a clip that’s already in the timeline into a blank space, I’d like Premiere Pro to automatically resize the clip’s duration to perfectly fit the available gap — either by trimming, extending, or time-stretching it, depending on user preference.Example:I have a 3-second gap between two clips. When I drag another clip (currently 5 seconds long) into that gap, Premiere automatically adjusts it to 3 seconds in duration, filling the space exactly.Why it’s useful:Makes rearranging clips in a sequence faster and more intuitive.Reduces manual steps (measuring gap length, switching to Rate Stretch Tool, etc.).Great for montage, music-synced, or fast-paced editing workflows.Optional controls:Preference to choose behavior: Trim, Extend Freeze Frame, or Time-Stretch.Shortcut key or modifier (e.g., hold Shift while dragging to “fit to gap”).