Feature Requests

When jumping between keyframes in the Effect Controls Window (ECW) by clicking on the "Go to Next/Previous Keyframe" buttons, the current clip should remain open, ALWAYS, even if the keyframes the user navigates to are outside the visible bounds of the clip. This is the logical behaviour users expect, and it would make it so much easier to delete out of bounds keyframes, since it wouldn't require that users re-click on the desired clip to reload it into the ECW to be able to delete the out of bounds keyframe(s).  Surprisingly, the current unwanted behaviour of jumping to another clip when navigating between keyframes (or moving the playhead out of bounds) also happens even if the user disables Pin to Clip in order to be able to see all of the keyframes in the ECW! Please fix this so that it makes sense and works according to users needs and expectations.  Thank you!

I had posted this idea back in January 2021 but still don't see a similar feature in Premiere Pro. Am I missing something or Premiere Pro has not come up with a feature to easily move an item or several selected items to a targetted bin. As much as I appreciate the drag-and-drop feature to move items inside or outside of bins, it would be a life saver if just by right-clicking on an item would bring up an option to Move Item to Bin and have a submenu come up to allow selecting from a list of bins already created by the user. This would be a tremendously helpful feature especially when working with a large project with hundreds of items in a project. In fact the idea has great potential that I carefully crafted an image of what it would look like in Premiere Pro. 

Currently peak files are either generated on import or manually, but when doing it manually I've found there can be a bug where it will forever refuse to generate certain peak files from then on no matter what you do, and of course the infamously hopeless "Clip -> Generate Waveform". Because of those issues, I keep it set to automatically generate on import, but I often have to find something else to do while the peak files generate as it makes every other process very slow. It would seem a simple answer to fix the 'Generate Waveform' bug, or if I could select on import whether to generate peak files for a specific import, and not another. E.g. I'm editing a two camera shoot, both rolling almost all day with multiple audio channels on both, but I only want one camera's audio and the zoom audio. I could import one folder, tick yes to generate peak files, and import the next and leave it unchecked, etc.  Pretty much any level of control over what and when peak file

Looking for a way to automate videos that need regional ratings bugs and legal lines.  Ideally we can do this en masse, just set up a template of: - Regional Ratings bug placement for ## seconds- Video of various lengths- Translated legal lines to come in for the last ## seconds Is there a way to export this through encoder or Premiere? The goal would be using it for any video, not just setting it up for one specific video a batch export just set-up for that one. 

When I am creating a mask (opacity) and tweak where the points are sometimes I hit is "wrong" and becomes a spline. I would like that to only happen when I really want it to happen. Maybe that can happen if I press a control key?

I know there are some plugins that do beat detection and programs/websites that allow to remove vocals or isolate the instrumental track of a song, but it would be great to implement this directly into Premiere Pro. Specially now that Adobe is focusing in implenting AI in their suite. It would be extremely helpful and a real time saver to have their AI to detect the beat of a song (and place markers in the sequence timeline or audio clip) and also be able to separate the vocal track from the instrumental track from a song, such as vocalremover website does.

I always wish Premiere worked like Avid when it comes to duplicating a sequence, with the intent to continue work.   How often does the following happen to most PP editors? "I want to try something new, but I need to keep this SEQ_01"DUPLICATES SEQUENCE.Edit edit edit"ARGH I've been editing the original sequence.  Oh well, the duplicate is now the original sequence"RENAME SEQ_01 TO SEQ_03.  RENAME SEQ_02 AS SEQ_01.  RENAME SEQ_03 AS SEQ_02"I am annoyed" I recommend that a duplicated sequence is automatically opened in the Timeline window and made the new active sequence.

I'm an average editor -- not a pro. I do not need professional level editing features (And I don't want or need ai. -- I know... blasphemy). As such, it makes more sense for me to have a slimmed down version of Premiere that doesn't cost $22.99. But don't hear what I'm NOT saying -- I don't want Adobe Premiere Rush -- I don't want this for social media. I want to use a basic desktop video editor that doesn't cost literally more than ANY streaming subscription I have. I don't want advanced features as I don't need to edit Zach Snyder's next 4 hour feature film. I just want a simple and cheap editor for simple and cheap YouTube videos. I'm gonna be honest, Davinci Resolve and iMovie are calling my name ("freeeeeeee") -- but I would be willing to continue giving Adobe my money simply to not have to switch to a new software. But I won't keep paying literally double my Apple TV+ subcription just to use the Razor Tool. Basically what I'm saying is... your move. Create a less expensive versio

When I make tracks taller, it'd be extremely helpful for Premiere to keep them centered according to the Timeline window height. Example: When I make my audio tracks taller (Opt-+), this happens:It'd be extremely helpful if this happened instead:I don't know any situation when I want tracks hidden from view when my Timeline window is tall enough to show all of them. I don't want things to happen by accident within those tracks I can't see.

I'm using "new sequence from clip" a lot for creating selects stringouts etc. and it would be awesome to be able to set up a shortcut for this. Thanks!

This is not meant to be a "look DaVinci is better" thread. It's just a comparison of features that in my opinion are long overdue to get some love and updates. First - playback speed and audio:Still after all these year changing the playback speed results in audio artefacts (this phasing, robotic reverb, chorus) when maintaining pitch. I know no audio or video player that does this as of today. Either there is no audio or natural audio.For time stretching it's the same problem. "Do it in Audition" is a workaround that shouldn't be required for quick edits. Second - the graph editor:The graph editor in Premiere is barely enough to do anything serious in it. It's way too tiny and can't be scaled up. The last DaVinci updates show how it should be done. You have a lot more control that way, even for simple things like quick speed ramping and easing in general.No, it shouldn't be a replacement for After Effects but it makes no sense to start up Ae for basic easing configurations.I

Hi Sir/Mam I was using Edius since very long time but i switched to premiere in 2022. From that time i am having issues when ever I upgrade to new version I thought these issues might be solved in this version but all in vein. Issues 1: Optical Flow Optical Flow (when we put optical flow a clip with slow motion every 2nd clip gone blurry. 1frame remain focus and the other frame gone blurry) while this optical flow when we use in Edius or Davinci Resolve its super sharper in every frame even we slow down the clip 10% slower) 2: Nest Clip when we nest some clips we get a single clip there namely nested but when we want to those clips back we have to double click on nested sequence then nested sequence open in other timeline and there we can copy and paste to the main sequence. you should do the option when we right click on nested sequence there should be the option Revert Nest Or any thing else at the same time when we press that option all the cl

The "zoom level control" needs to be a way to disable it. I'm accidentally zooming out on the monitor panel all the time with mouse scrubbing action. It is very annoying! Please, please add a feature to disable it if people don't want to use it and keep it on "Fit" only.

I use a lot of MOGRT Templates with my videos and have a question/request for it. How can you search for certain templates based on the actual file name or at least see the file name, not the description an author uses within Premiere Pro? Background: I use templates from a subscription service so I have little influence on the visible naming of the template. Unfortunately, a lot of designers give their templates very generic names (like transition 1, transition 2, etc) which becomes quickly a problem to identify the template you want, esp if you categorize them in thematic folders as I do. I have like 20 transitions with the name transition 1 or title 1 and the preview is often not sufficient enough. I do however give all the MOGRT files names a unique identifier to keep them apart (sort of like a serial or Licence number) before I install them. Is there any way to include the file name of MOGRT files into the search within the graphic template panel? Or just see the fi

When dragging a video clip on the timeline, it would be incredibly helpful if the Program Monitor displayed a live preview of the frame under the playhead at the current clip position, in real time as I move the clip. Why it's useful:This would allow users to visually align clips with other moments in the timeline more accurately and intuitively, without needing to constantly drop, scrub, or zoom in. It’s beneficial for timing b-roll, syncing actions, or cutting to beats in music. Inspiration:This feature already exists in other NLEs (like Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve), where dragging clips gives visual feedback in the viewer window. It's a huge time-saver and makes precise editing much easier. Optional Settings: A toggle in preferences: "Show preview in Program Monitor while dragging clips" Frame hold or live playback toggle Request Summary:Add a live frame preview in the Program Monitor when a clip is moved in the timeline, allowing precise visual alignment without trial an

Suggesting a new feature called Smart Sequence! Similar to the Smart Bins feature, this Smart Sequence function will create a new sequence, automatically pulling clips into the timeline that meet the criteria defined by the user, similar to Smart Bins or Search Functions.  This seqeunce will not be editable, as it is dynamically created based on clip metadata. It will be used as a scrubbable reference for footage, rather than a scrollable list view when using Smart Bins. Once a Smart Sequence is created, there would be an option to convert the Smart Sequence to an Editable Sequence, similar to generating Static / Dynamic Transcripts. This feature will make creating footage stringouts simpiler, as well as automatically updating pre-exisiting stringouts with additionally ingested footage.  Because it is a dynamically created sequence, there would be view options to better display media in the Smart Sequence, sorting footage by metadata, ascending o

Premiere Pro is making changes to the workspaces I have to keep changing them back and then hitting the save button, only for it to be changed again..by the software at some future point as I'm working in the project.

Is there a way to disable the dynamic resizing of the panels? Every time I temporarily open and close a new panel, it changes the other panels' sizing. If there were a lock option to make the panels' size fixed, it would be great!

 Dear Adobe Premiere Pro Team,I am writing to express my concern regarding the handling of MTS/AVCHD files in Adobe Premiere Pro 2025. While these files worked flawlessly in previous versions such as Premiere Pro 2022, the 2025 release appears to have introduced serious compatibility issues.The main problems that many users, including myself, are experiencing are:No audio playback due to the missing AC-3 (Dolby Digital) codec.Distorted or noisy audio when MTS files are imported.Audio/video sync issues that were not present in earlier versions.In some cases, the files fail to import at all, even though they are industry-standard AVCHD recordings.MTS/AVCHD remains a widely used recording format for professional and semi-professional camcorders. Many editors have extensive archives in this format, and being unable to work with these files in the latest version of Premiere Pro disrupts workflows and forces us to downgrade or use third-party conversion tools.We kindly ask Adobe to:Rest

Request to add "Save New Version" to the save context menu to quickly add a hierarchical number to the current save point.  This saves so much time.   

Premier really needs to add a few things to level up its performance and avoid breaking the creative flow.1) When running warp stabilize, there are so many ways for the process to be stopped, such as doing a render and replace, that seems to stop any active warp stabilize - I dont normaly do Warp stabilize, but I have a 50 min video recorded with a gimbal that was slighty not as nice as I wanted, and it had some sharp direction changes, so I found a quyick test setting that allowed me to take the  sharp gimbal movement I wanted, with only a 5% zoom which was good enough for this project.  However there are 104 clips in the 50 min and every one needed this treatment.  You cant actualy start them all as this crashes the system I can to do about 3 or 4 at a time and pace myself.When you are running a warp stabilize and render and replace, the warp stabilize stops, no notification it stopped eitherWay in the world can we not have render and replace as a media encoder process

Dear Adobe Team,I would like to share some feedback based on a recurring experience in Adobe Premiere Pro that may be useful for your development team.I often work on long-form videos (over 1 hour) and frequently use many Motion Graphic Templates (.mogrt) to add subtitles and callouts throughout the timeline. Recently, I faced multiple export errors such as:"Error compiling movie""Error in accelerated rendering""Error retrieving frame"The error reports consistently pointed to the original video files (MP4) or even to the H.264 export module as the source of the problem. However, after many hours of troubleshooting, I discovered that the real issue was specifically related to the Motion Graphic Templates placed on the upper video tracks (e.g., V2).Once I removed these graphics temporarily, the project exported smoothly and much faster. This confirmed that the problem was not with the video files themselves, but with the rendering of the MOGRTs.ImpactThis behavior leads editors to spend

Hello,Let's say i have 100 item son my audio track:For example 3 of them on this screenshot.I wish to mute all of them, except few tat I select manuallyI wish I could unmute one of them (or a cut part of one, a subclip), while keeping all others mutewithout having to select them all and delect the one I dont want to mute (if we dont use the button)The green M button would become "fractured" (with a little number?) to indicate how many clips where deessaffected from the button (by the user choice by selecting a clip and selecting dissociate from the mute button or something like that)pressing the mute button again could mute them all. 

Hi,in PPRO ui we can select aa media in the list of medias of the project and do a right click to open this menu: It has a clear in and out What I want is a similar button for renaming!Why? because I sometimes rename clips before using them (with code), so when they are inserted they get that new nameProblem is if I stop the code in midd process, I lose the original name, in which case I wish a buton "clear name or clear rename" would exist. That would help a lot in time gain some times.

So apparently the new update has changed the label colors in the timeline, and I do not like them at all. It's supposed to be "easier to see" but it has the complete opposite effect for me. The colors are very dark and have a cheaper feel to them. I know that you can set your label colors to "classic" mode in the settings, which is supposed to be the old look, but it's not the same look at all. I'm currently going to set premiere back to an older version, but I'd love to see a way to go back to the old colors.