Feature Requests

Hey, It's quite surprising that after all these years, Adobe Premiere Pro still doesn't have a "Solo" button for video tracks, similar to what we have for audio tracks — or like the Solo switch in After Effects.When working on complex timelines with many video layers, it becomes time-consuming to manually turn visibility on/off just to focus on one specific track. A simple Solo toggle for video tracks would make editing and troubleshooting much faster and cleaner.This would be a wonderful and long-overdue addition to Premiere Pro's usability.

The recent Premiere Pro update has made it so that audio and video tracks are now twice as large as they used to be - like it's FCPX or something. For those of us that consistently use as many as 10 or more layers on a timeline, this is a nightmare; as I can shrink the tracks, sure, but they're either too small or too big. I've been using this program for over 10 years now, my workspaces and editing style is built around the old standard track height and having to manually adjust each new layer as it gets created is costing me too much time.

Hello, I have used Premiere Pro for my project a lot or sometimes use it for edit my vlog but I'm still got problem with Premiere is that I cannot import my MKV videos to it. I have try to find all information how to import it to Premiere but it can't. It's better if you can add support for adding this video extension to Premiere ? Thanks!

Hiya, Love Premiere Pro, and especially love the text based editing. In the next version, can you use that transcript a little more intellgently.  A few things:- Can you automatically cut bad takes, so when a speaker doesn't finish a sentence and immediately restarts the same sentence, just cut that one for me please.- Make cuts tighter where sentences should run together. Use the AI to detect where a pause should naturally be and where two lines are part of the same paragraph and make a tighter cut. I regularly have to trim a few frames at the start of lines and it's annoying.  - I'd also like you to add a bit of media intelligence in here, like if there is an action in a quiet bit, can you show it like [description of action on screen] e.g. [presenter shows opening package.] Something like that.- And even you could improve the pacing of your cuts by taking a guess whether the speaker is talking excitedly or calmly.  There's loads more that premiere

We have keyboard shortcuts for almost everything else, why not this too? Thanks for your time and consideration.

In Premiere pro, we get a feature similar to Point Color Variance feature of Camera RAW's new feature, in which we can adjust any color, background, chroma and set the color perfectly… like sometimes we make videos on green screen and due to different shades of light colors the green color of the background is not removed properly, then by using Point Color Variance Feature we can make all the shade colors a common color and can easily remove chroma on that. Even now some people face problem in removing chroma where there is lack of light. Point Color Variance Feature will help a lot there.

I would love a feature inside Premiere that utilizes AI for upscaling and restoring videos. I have a substantial amount of standard-definition (SD) material that I'd like to improve in quality.

This post isn't to find a solution, but simply to let the devs know what I'm experiencing.  First off, hats off to the devs for getting it this far. It's very promising, and a technological marvel.  That being said, for this feature to really be useful, it has to be seamless– it has to just work. And though it's slight, there is a gamma shift that's noticeable between the original footage and what is generated by AI. So GE is close, but could use some work. I know I can adjust it, but if I was a dev, I'd want to know if I had hit my target dead on, or slightly missed. My footage meets all the criteria – 8-bit ProRess 422 at UHD resolution and 23.976 fps. I simply was hoping to extend a woman sitting still on sofa. In the original footage she looks away. I figured this was a real soft use case.  Why it does an good job extending the footage (it'd be nice to somehow direct the AI to whether I wanted the mouth to open or close), that luminance/brightness

Adding video effects to source clips was great! now we need this for audio.

I can't select several separate inscriptions in one chart plate at once and change the layer style for all of them at once, you need to select one at a time and click the button at the bottom. You need to make it so that it doesn't disappear when multiple selections are made and you can change the text style for all 6 inscriptions at once (they are on different layers)Premiere Pro 25.3.0Additionally: It is necessary to delete the text styles from the premiere (I already wrote about this)

"I want a setting in Preferences where I can choose one of my saved Master Styles as the default. When I click 'Create Captions', this default style should already be selected automatically, without me having to choose it from the list every time."

Hi,It would be great to have all "ums", or maybe any requested words to be removed from clips in the timeline.This might be something for AI to handle.Regarding the remaining jump clip, I overlay B roll to eliminate that issue.Or, what if Generative Extend could seamlessly blend the two clips together? It's usually just a slight head movement thats the issue.Cheers.

I would like to request two highly useful audio features in Adobe Premiere Pro that are triggered via keyboard shortcuts:Solo Audio Track via Shortcut:A keyboard shortcut that solos the currently selected audio track(s) — muting all others. This would function similarly to how "S" works in Adobe Audition or other DAWs, allowing for fast isolation of a single track without needing to manually mute/unmute others.Solo Selected Audio Clip via Shortcut:A keyboard shortcut to solo the currently selected audio clip(s) in the timeline. Pressing the shortcut would temporarily mute all other audio clips and tracks, letting the user preview and fine-tune only what’s selected.Why This Is Important:Currently, isolating audio requires manually muting or soloing tracks, which breaks editing flow. Adding these shortcut-based solo options would:Speed up audio editing, especially in complex timelinesEliminate the need to navigate the mixer or toggle track buttonsBring Premiere Pro in line

When working on large projects with tons of rushes, we often import entire folders that include both video clips and audio-only files (usually recorded separately on professional recorders). Currently, when we bulk-create proxies for those folders, Premiere skips audio-only files, which makes sense from a technical standpoint, but it creates a problem down the line. In collaborative workflows, we usually only share the proxies folder with offline editors to save time, space, and bandwidth. Since audio-only files don’t get proxied, they often go unnoticed and unshared, unless someone manually digs through the rushes folder and finds them. I’d love to see an option to generate proxies for audio-only clips, even if it just copies or transcodes them to a lightweight format and stores them alongside the video proxies. That way, when passing the proxy folder to another editor, all essential media is there, including separate audio tracks. It’s a small thing that could rea

Hello there,I have been an Adobe user from Photoshop 1, yes I'm old!One thing that you guys could actually do that would help a lot is to allow the top menu bar to be part of the software window. I am working on a 65" monitor and it's a real pain having to use the top bar menu all the way up left of the screen, while my main window is down to the right of the screen.It shouldn't be too hard...

I would like to request two highly useful audio features in Adobe Premiere Pro that are triggered via keyboard shortcuts:Solo Audio Track via Shortcut:A keyboard shortcut that solos the currently selected audio track(s) — muting all others. This would function similarly to how "S" works in Adobe Audition or other DAWs, allowing for fast isolation of a single track without needing to manually mute/unmute others.Solo Selected Audio Clip via Shortcut:A keyboard shortcut to solo the currently selected audio clip(s) in the timeline. Pressing the shortcut would temporarily mute all other audio clips and tracks, letting the user preview and fine-tune only what’s selected.Why This Is Important:Currently, isolating audio requires manually muting or soloing tracks, which breaks editing flow. Adding these shortcut-based solo options would:Speed up audio editing, especially in complex timelinesEliminate the need to navigate the mixer or toggle track buttonsBring Premiere Pro in line with other pro

Premier should have a script, where you can build your own export infrastructure. Let say you want to export Video, OMF, EDl and XML, AAF all at once, or just select two of them. You can set up your own export work flow, you select what order it executes the export and in which settings, you can selects it to export each video or audio track in a EDL and then export a QT, giving the user to set up a master export workflow.

Hello, In the Export settings page for Premiere Pro, I am only able to view a single rollout at a time. In other words, I can view the Video settings, or I can see the Audio settings. I'm not permitted to see them both at the same time.This is incredibly poor UX. I need to see all of the settings at a glance. If stuff is hidden away, I will export without knowing what settings I will get. It's super error-prone.My only recourse is to manually open and close every rollout. This is a waste of my valuable production time.If the design intention here is to streamline the interface to reduce clutter, may I suggest that users be permitted to decide what they want to see and when. Hiding stuff automatically takes the power away from users and is a productivity killer.This is not a trivial request. It is an important UX consideration. Please restore the ability to open multiple rollouts at the same time.Thank you

Premier should have a function where you can compare two or multiple timelines with each other. Let's say you are working with alternative edits in different formats, it would be great to compare if each video, graphics and audio or if there is a diffence, so that you can see if anything has accidentally moved. A function to set a master timeline which it then highlights the differences against. Like in word where you can compare the differences in a text.

I make 360 video. I experiemented with several video editors and I have to say Premiere pro handled and rendered it much better than anything else I tried, brilliant ...except fror one major flaw. Like most people I aim to post my videos on youtube. Youtube have an option of First Order Ambisonics with Head-Locked Stereo, Why can't premiere pro do this, It can do First Order Ambisonics but can't do it with Head-Locked Stereo. Adobe at very least should be fulfilling best options for posting on youtube, it shouldn't come in as failing compared to others. I want ambisonics gor effects but not on the main part of my main audio, I want that fixed. Anyone offer any solutions? I've seen one YT video but it was stupid fliddly and I didn't get it to work. Any idea when Premiere will actually catch up with others on this please?

Can Premiere make these subtitles automatic?https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LRzFJ3ExEmY Like a www.submagic.co

In my Adobe Premiere Pro Audio Previews folder, I often find many empty folders for older versions of my projects. Where I work, many of our editors are off-site and do not remote in, so I have to keep multiple drives and projectsx reconciled so we don't lose anything important. Is there a way for Premiere to stop making these folders unless it needs it? 

[This is a reiteration of the Idea at this URL: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-ideas/peak-files-generating-without-priority/idc-p/14967972#M17609] Please make Premiere prioritize building audio waveforms (.pek files?) for the sequence I'm working in, maybe even for the part of the sequence where my playhead is.  As an Assistant Editor, there have been many times when I've needed to see the waveforms for a section I'm working in (i.e., to see where two clips might sync together; to see where a sentence starts & ends, etc.). There are many work situations where I'll need to move to a different computer on which the .pek files will need to be rebuilt. In a big project with tens of thousands of source clips, it is frustrating to see, in the bottom right corner, a progress bar saying that Premiere is busy building a .pek file I don't need rather than prioritizing the .pek files I need right now. This can be especially frustrating when a producer or direc

Currently, I don't use the A.I. features that use the .prin file. However, even when I will start doing so, it'd be nice for it to not be next to my project file, as I like to keep my project file folder really uncluttered so it's real easy for my colleagues to know which version of a project is my current version. Could Premiere maybe put .prin files in:/Users/[user]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common/PRIN Files

Sometime you don't want to nest everything , when i put an adjustment layer down and would like it to effect certain layers, not every layer below it. Can you make it that the adjustment layer only effects the layers below it untill it sees a empty layer. So the empty layer would work as a spacer, or some other insert that would stop the adjustment from going any further.