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Please add Marathi (मराठी) support to Premiere Pro’s built-in Speech-to-Text and Auto Caption features.Open for Voting

Feature Request: Add Native Marathi Speech-to-Text & Auto Caption Support Summary Please add Marathi (मराठी) as a fully supported language for Adobe Premiere Pro's built-in Speech-to-Text and Auto Caption features. Marathi is a major Indian language with a large native-speaking population, yet Marathi-speaking editors currently cannot use Premiere Pro's native transcription and automatic caption workflow for Marathi audio. Requested functionality I request that Marathi support be added to the existing Premiere Pro Speech-to-Text system, including: - 🎙️ Marathi Speech-to-Text transcription- 📝 Automatic Marathi caption generation- ⏱️ Accurate word-level timing- 👤 Speaker detection/labeling, where supported- 🇮🇳 Proper support for Marathi Devanagari (मराठी)- ✏️ Full editing of generated Marathi captions inside Premiere Pro- 📤 Export of Marathi captions in standard formats such as SRT Ideally, Marathi should behave like the other languages already supported by Premiere Pro's Speech-to-Text workflow. Why Marathi support matters Marathi is not a niche language. It is one of India's major regional languages and is the principal language of Maharashtra, with a large Marathi-speaking creator and media ecosystem. There are Marathi YouTube channels, filmmakers, educators, journalists, podcasters, social-media creators, and businesses producing content every day. For these creators, automatic captions are increasingly important for: - YouTube and short-form video- Accessibility- Educational content- News and journalism- Interviews and podcasts- Documentaries- Social-media content- Search/discoverability and multilingual content The current workflow is unnecessarily complicated Without native Marathi Speech-to-Text, a Marathi-speaking editor has to use a third-party transcription service or another application: Marathi video → external transcription service → generate Marathi SRT → import SRT into Premiere Pro → edit captions This adds additional software, processing time, potential formatting issues, and another step to the editing workflow. Premiere Pro already has an integrated Speech-to-Text → Captions workflow. Adding Marathi would allow Marathi creators to remain entirely inside Premiere Pro. Why this would be a valuable addition to Premiere Pro Adobe has already demonstrated that Premiere Pro can provide sophisticated automatic transcription and captioning for multiple languages. Adding Marathi would extend that existing infrastructure to another major Indian language rather than requiring a completely separate captioning workflow. It would also make Premiere Pro considerably more useful for creators producing content specifically for the Marathi-speaking audience. Requested addition Premiere Pro → Text → Transcription → Language → Marathi (मराठी) with the ability to generate: Marathi audio → Marathi transcript → Marathi captions automatically Please consider adding Marathi Speech-to-Text and Auto Caption support in a future Premiere Pro release. Thank you to the Adobe Premiere Pro team for continuing to expand multilingual accessibility and creator support.

Isa gozKnown Participant

Need bigger prompt boxOpen for Voting

The textbox to write and adjust prompts  is way too small for Firefly web. It only shows two lines of text. When doing video prompts it's almost unremarkable.especially when you're using elements. When you want to add an element it always puts the element at the end of the entire prompt and then I have to select and drag it to the right position in the prompt and then finding the right position is really a hassle because you have to scroll through an entire text prompt but you can only see two lines it makes the whole process frustrating and time consuming.I would like to suggest the ability to make the text box bigger like other Adobe apps like for example a slider ready we can make the text box bigger and the results were the videos and generations appear smaller. Right now the text box in the entire interface is less than 15% of the entire surface of the user interface. Which is kind of weird because in the text box there is where all the work really happens and your workspace it's just tiny ass crawling is frustrating because you can't really read the thing you always have to copy paste it into a word document to just be able to read it properly. I have attached an image of the user interface showing my frustration with this text box size issue. It would make the user experience for better if we could adjust our workspace a little bit or just have a bigger textbox. The space where we get the generations it's really too big. This space on the screen is entirely wasted because we are not working in that area we are working inside the text box and the text box is way too small especially compared to the box read the image and video generations results appear.Thank you for reading and I hope this is taken into serious consideration.Greetings, 

felipes90705124
felipes90705124Participant

SOLO video trackOpen for Voting

Hello Adobe Premiere Pro Team,My name is Felipe, and I have been working professionally as a video editor for over 15 years. Premiere Pro has been my primary editing tool for a long time, and it is an essential part of my daily workflow.I would like to share a feature suggestion that could significantly improve the editing experience for many editors.In the audio tracks, Premiere offers the Solo (S) and Mute (M) options, which make it very easy to isolate specific tracks or combinations of tracks. This is extremely helpful when working with complex timelines.However, in the video tracks, there is no equivalent “Solo” function.Currently, when working with multiple layers of video, the only way to clearly view a specific layer is to manually toggle the visibility (the eye icon) or temporarily disable other tracks. In more complex timelines, this can become slow and inefficient.A “Solo Video Track” feature, similar to the audio Solo function, would allow editors to quickly isolate one or more video tracks while temporarily hiding the others. This would make it much easier to review layers, check overlays, graphics, or VFX elements without altering the existing track visibility setup.For editors working with motion graphics, overlays, or complex multi-layer timelines, this could be a very valuable addition to the workflow.Thank you for creating such a powerful editing platform and for continually improving Premiere Pro.Best regards,Felipe