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daniel_espParticipant

Allow selecting multiple clips to animate scale/position in Effect Controls without nestingOpen for Voting

ENGLISH:It would be very useful to allow selecting multiple clips (such as PNGs, text layers, or videos) in the timeline and adding keyframes (scale, position, rotation, etc.) to all of them at once directly from the Effect Controls panel.Right now, Premiere Pro only allows editing one clip at a time in Effect Controls, which is limiting — especially for animation workflows.In CapCut, this is already possible: you can select multiple clips and animate them in sync with keyframes (scale, zoom, movement, etc.) without nesting or combining them, and without any loss of quality.Being able to do this in Premiere would make animation workflows faster, easier, and more precise — especially when using high-quality PNGs, where nesting often causes a visible drop in resolution when zooming.SPANISH:Sería muy útil poder seleccionar varios clips (como PNGs, textos o vídeos) en la línea de tiempo y añadir fotogramas clave (de escala, posición, rotación, etc.) a todos al mismo tiempo desde el panel de Controles de Efectos.Actualmente, Premiere Pro solo permite editar un clip a la vez en ese panel, lo cual es limitante, especialmente para quienes hacen animaciones.En CapCut esto ya es posible: puedes seleccionar varios clips y animarlos sincronizados con fotogramas clave (zoom, movimiento, escala, etc.) sin tener que anidar ni combinarlos, y sin pérdida de calidad.Poder hacer esto en Premiere haría que el flujo de trabajo de animación fuera mucho más rápido, simple y preciso — especialmente cuando se trabaja con PNGs en alta calidad, ya que al anidar muchas veces se pierde resolución al hacer zoom.

konstantin_1852Participant

Proposal: Add On-Demand Pricing to Creative CloudOpen for Voting

Hi Adobe Team, I’m reaching out to propose a practical and user-driven enhancement to the Creative Cloud pricing model: on-demand access. While the subscription model works for full-time professionals, many users — hobbyists, students, freelancers, occasional editors — only need Adobe tools intermittently. Right now, they face two options: overpay for unused time or turn to pirated versions. Here’s a better way:Introduce a flexible, usage-based pricing model alongside subscriptions:• $5/hour for quick edits• $12/day for project work• $30/week for short creative sprints• Prepaid credit packs for flexible usage*example prices This gives users control over how and when they pay, without locking them into a recurring commitment. Why it matters:• Reduces software piracy by making access affordable and legitimate• Expands your reach into previously untapped markets• Builds loyalty and goodwill among casual users• Generates new revenue without undercutting subscriptions• Gives your product team real data on which tools people value most The creative landscape is more flexible than ever. Users don’t just need powerful tools — they need fair access to them. This move would show Adobe is not just an industry leader, but also an innovator that listens and adapts. Best regards,Konstantin AndreevPhotographer hobbyist