Feature Requests

Hi Adobe,Recently I've been using third party tools such as timebolt/Recut to create rough cuts, now that the text-based editing is in-built in Premiere, it still lacks some key features that could make the huge difference such as identity and remove all the pauses in one click. Also having the option to choose the threshold and padding for silences manually would be a great addition as well, gives us that much more freedom. Hope that you guys consider this.Thanks 🙂

That simple.Maybe have the another command for render selection effects only if you want to distinguish it? I don't think many editors use the effects only render though, I think the mayority just renders all.The yellow clips preview when using Optical Flow, for example, isn't good enough, it show jerky. You need to see them fully render in green to see them properly. Same as the time remapping effects.

I would really appreciate if there was a way to enlarge the text in the transcription and captions panel.I do both for English and Spanish for the medical explainer videos I make and on a 4K monitor, the text size is getting too small for this 52 year old eyes.

When playing back fullscreen, it's always really annoying to have to move the cursor out of the way.  Other NLE's do so, and it'd be great if PP did it too.

テキストパネル→グラフィックで特定のワードを検索した時に一括選択できる機能がほしいです。 ※グラフィックはエッセンシャルグラフィックのことです。 タイムライン上で、特定のワードを含んだエッセンシャルグラフィックを別のトラックに移動させるために、この機能を実装させて頂きたいです。  ↓DeepL translation tools I would like to have the ability to select a batch of search terms when I search for a specific word in the Text Panel -> Graphics. *Graphics are essential graphics. We would like to have this feature implemented in order to move Essential Graphics that contain specific words to a different track on the timeline. Wanted.

I have just noticed that in Premiere the "Balanced Male Voice" preset has been renamed to "Balanced Low Tone Voice," and female to "High Tone." This is a downgrade in user experience and clarity of use. Both men and women have higher and lower tones of voice, the distinction between male and female is greater than "higher and lower." This could cause confusion and lead to poor audio mixing for those of a given sex with an atypical voice, for example a man with a higher tone voice that would still be better suited towards the low tone setting (compared to a female his voice is still quite low). The previous wording was much clearer, and more useful! If the concern was related to inclusivity, I hardly see erasing the recognition of average sex differences as inclusive or useful, and again, with this software being a tool functionality should be at the core of every such decision. Something to consider! Thanks! 

フィードバックです。 ２０年以上プレミアを使っておりますが他メーカに乗り換えを考えるほどテキストの編集がしづらいです。レガシータイトルの時はよかったのですがエッセンシャルに変わってから操作が改悪しております。 具体的には〇テキスト編集画面が別エディター画面として開かないのでテキスト編集時に画面を大きくして作業ができない（ワークスペースを都度変える必要があるため効率が悪い）〇テキストをテンキーの十字キーで移動・微調整ができない。これは致命的です。 改善をお願い致します。

I am just hoping that someone in the know has a work around.  I have used the Change to Color effect for many of my projects.  I just upgraded to a brand 2023 MacBook Pro M2 BUT the issue is from what I can tell is Adobe has gotten rid of the "change to color" effect.  That was a pretty powerful plugin that I am hoping is being considered to be reinstalled.  Anyone have a good workaround?

When working with transitions in the timeline, if I resize the track to be big (so, for example, I can see the details of an audio waveform) any transitions also grow to a ridiculous size, partially obscuring what's behind them. It'd be nice if, when embiggening a track, the transitions grew only to a certain size, then remained at that size, exposing more of the track details behind it. Nobody needs a transition to be this big:Something like this would be a lot more civilised:  

Something needs to be done about the blue "frames need analyzed" bar that shows up whenever I change a clip with warp stabilizer. I've run into way too many instances where I export my video and publish it to youtube only to realize that there's an error code burned into the clip. I do realize this is user error and I could just double check the file before or after export but it's easy to miss something like that when you're skimming through an hour+ video. I think it would be a good idea to at least leave the clip unstabilized in the exported file, or allow for an error message that pops up before export showing that there is stabilization that needs to be analyzed. An unstabilized file is a lot more discreet to a viewing audience rather than an error message.

Would be great to see these included with the transcriptions in some brackets or something like that.

HI! I work on several projects at the same time and  I render mp4, mp3, mov etc. It would be great to create a smart rendering option, so that  Media Encoder, Premiere and After Effects would remember specific folders, and names and would suggest the same export format. Thanks!

I have been having some bad issues where premiere would crash on project load, again and again. I finally went what I consider the nuclear route and deleted all cache files and preferences and now Premiere is back to a modicum of stability but it will take literally hours for it to rebuild all of the .pek files. Also resetting all of my preferece changes takes me 5-10 min and is really annoying.  My overall question is why is the cache always causing Premiere Pro to be so unstable in the first place? No other app that I know of has this rickety of a system where one corrupted cache file brings the whole house down. Why is there a preference, (best of luck tracking down which one is causing a crash) that causes the whole app to crash! Something is fundementally wrong here and the answer to troubleshooting can't always be to start a process that can be hours long.  This is the second time in a month where i've had to nuke the entire cache just to get the software work

I often make content cuts whenever a speaker stutters, and with my process, that usually means making a cut on a nested sequence. It could be nice if there was a way to see which parts of a sequence are being used. Any nested sequence in a master sequence would have markers within the nest with what parts of it are being used. It would also have the timecode of the master sequence in those markers. 

Scrubbing and Fast Forwarding performance is often painfully slow. Here's an example by Jayme Cowley Media Co. of scrubbing performance in Pr vs Resolve: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilPUc22itSA. The associated FR he posted mentions the problem but doesn't offer any specific solutions. Here are 3 ideas that could greatly enhance scrubbing and fast forwarding in Pr: SCRUBBING/FF RESOLUTION: In addition to being able to set the Payback and Paused Resolution in the Source/Program Monitor's wrench menus, it would be great to also be able to specify the resolution that's used when scrubbing or Fast Forwarding in the Timeline or Source Monitor. This setting would be variable, meaning that setting it to 1/4 resolution, for example, would scrub/play the footage at a variable resolution between Full all the way down to 1/4, depending on how well one's computer can keep up. (see Image 1)DYNAMICALLY IGNORE EFFECTS: A new setting in the Timeline's wrench menu could allow Pr to dy

Edited 3/15/24. See this Beta announcement for developments on caption/text styles: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/now-in-beta-premiere-pro-text-styles-enhancements/td-p/14279817   Original post: Currently, to share a Caption Track Style, it must be saved to disk from the Project Panel, then imported to a new project. Several users are asking for an easier way to share across projects and with their team members. In the Beta forum, staff indicated in Dec 2020 that "loading from libraries" was part of future plans. This is needed.

I want to be able to open the same sequence twice, so I can stack them in my Premiere GUI, and be able to set them at different zoom %s. This way we could accomplish less zooming in and out. 

As an advid Premier user, I would love for us to have an app that is more advanced than what we're given with Premier Rush. Could you all please start working on making the actual Premier app accessible to us for iPhone or at least compatible with the iPad Pro?  The Rush app is extremely disappointing and doesn't do the platform justice as it should. 

 Some minor tweaks to the text interface would be welcome.--- when searching the more words you can input, the better the results. I have no idea why Adobe chose to make the search window so small. Yes, you can type more - but it's so hard to see what you've typed and edit your search query when you're given such a tiny space. Lots of room there to the right of it, so why not make the search window expandable with the panel size?--- Adobe has a tendency to remove all colour from it's interface design. But a sea of grey makes it so hard to find things quickly. This is another example of where being able to colour code your speakers would make it so much clearer who is speaking.--- And it would be great to be able to batch delete speakers. For example, wipe out all the interviewee questions if you know they will never be heard.Those are the little tweaks.Still would love to be able to import a 3rd party transcription. As great as AI is, accents, mixed languages and other human oddit

when Adobe are going to ad Arabic language for text-based editing? 

Hello Adobe team and community,I am writing to suggest the addition of a feature I believe would greatly benefit many Adobe Premiere users: the ability to work with animated subtitles automatically, similar to the functionality offered by Descript.Descript is an audio and video editor that can link transcriptions to video frames, making video editing easier by allowing alterations via corresponding text. This feature saves time and effort, particularly for those of us who frequently work with subtitles and transcriptions.I believe incorporating a similar feature into Adobe Premiere would make the process of adding and editing subtitles much more efficient.Looking forward to hearing the community's and Adobe team's thoughts on this suggestion. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Hello everyone! As per the title, that would be very useful to have. Thanks!

Please, create a shortcut to hide the top menu bar to free up more space for editing.It's a waste of space and its anoying 

The 'go to previous marker' or 'go to next marker' functions do not work properly in the timeline. I set markers on clips and the commands often go to edit points, or they go at all. Sometimes the commands will jump to a sequence marker, but not consistently. I have tried resetting preferences and removing keyboard shortcut redundancies, but that has not worked. I should also note that the commands in the 'Markers' drop down menu display the same dysfunctional behavior.System info:iMac Retina 5K, 27-inch 20193.1 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i5Radeon Pro 575X 4GB32 GB 2667 MHz DDR4Startup disk Macintosh HDMac OS: Ventura 13.0.1I'm running Adobe Premiere 23.1.0 (Build 86

Please let Premiere Pro Motion Graphics Template support audio tracks like After Effect .mogrts file did.