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One of the most annoying things in Premiere pro is when I need to resize a lot of videos to zoom and crop --it keeps selecting different tracks or I can't seem to select and click and drag properly. When I use the mouse scroll to zoom out, I have to use the hand tool to place the frame in the centre and click out again - I wish you could just hold a button to do that (like in Photoshop you hold the space bar and it sets it to the hand tool temporarily)The snap feature was also better when you could do it just by holding the shift button, I don't understand why it's gone :((( it's so annoying to hit S on and off repeatedly. I wish you could assign more functions to keys manually if you don't set it as default.Another thing that would be appreciated it being able to have two program source monitors- I have multiple monitors and would like to be able to have several program source monitors so I can see one small one on the main editing screen and a big one on the reviewing screen.Or at least have one button so I can assign ONE BUTTON to set my playback screen to a certain monitor because it's annoying having to go in and set the settings each time because I can only assign the playback settings to a key.
Feature Request: Automatic Replacement of Specific Zoom ImagesI'd love to see an option in Premiere Pro that allows you to automatically replace a specific Zoom image (e.g., "person 1") with a custom graphic. For instance, when a particular participant's image appears in the timeline, you could set it to be automatically swapped with a designated image or video. This would streamline workflows for projects with static visuals and save time during editing. very useful for podcast videos that didn't include webcam footage just avatars going back and forth ("Kevin speaking"/"Lisa speaking").
Subject: Adobe Needs to Address Burn-In Risk and Prioritize User ConcernsI’ve been using Adobe products for years, and while I can appreciate the innovation and range of features the suite offers, I can’t help but feel that many recent decisions are being driven purely by profit — with very little actual care for the user experience.Let’s be honest: the updates lately have been lackluster. Bug fixes are slow, user-requested features are brushed aside, and UI decisions often feel disconnected from real-world usage. But there’s one issue I want to specifically call out — and that’s the persistent, bright white top bar in Adobe apps.In 2025, we are well into the era of OLED displays. These screens are favored for their stunning color accuracy and are increasingly common among creatives, especially those working in photography, design, and video editing. However, OLED comes with one major vulnerability: screen burn-in.This glaring white top bar that can’t be hidden or customized is a major burn-in risk for OLED users. After months of use — especially during long editing sessions — it leaves a permanent mark at the top of the screen. That’s real, irreversible damage to expensive hardware that many of us rely on professionally.This isn’t a new complaint. The issue has been raised countless times across forums, support tickets, and user feedback channels. And yet, Adobe continues to ignore it. Either they don’t care, or they don’t believe it’s worth addressing because it doesn’t directly increase revenue. Neither option reflects well on a company that claims to support creatives.At this point, it feels like Adobe is more focused on pushing new monetized features and subscription tiers than listening to its core user base. A simple fix — like allowing the UI color to be adjusted or the top bar to be hidden — could go a long way in showing users that Adobe actually values their workflow and hardware investment.Stop burning our screens and burning our trust. Fix the UI.
I don't know this is bug or something but this ai don't generate long video like 45 to 60 second video
Hello Automation Blocks Team,I'm trying to create a custom Automation Blocks script in Premiere Pro to streamline a repetitive workflow I do for every project.Here’s what I want the script to do:Automatically create 2 offline clips inside an existing bin structure:File > Extra > Multicam Sequences.The offline clips don't need any specific name, but they should always have the same names each time (so the script can later find and select them reliably).After creating them, the script should automatically select both offline clips (which are inside the Extra > Multicam Sequences bin, not from the "Processed Clips" bin).Then, it should create a Multicam Sequence from those two offline clips, using In Point as the sync method.Finally, once the Multicam Sequence is created, it should delete the two offline clips from the bin (so they don’t clutter the project panel).I’m not familiar with JavaScript or programming, and this is my first time using Automation Blocks, so a visual guide or working XML example would help a lot.
It would save me so much time if I could highlight all the multicams I create and change the sequence settings all together. I don't understand why you can't. It would help me if I replace footage or reconnect to a different resolution or codec which I often do. Or if I happen to want to change the resolution, pixel ratio, or whatever. Very annoying not being able to change multiple multicams at once.
Hi Adobe team,I’ve been using Adobe Audition’s generative voice feature, and to be honest, the voices sound outdated and robotic — they haven't improved in years. With the major advancements in AI voice synthesis and voice cloning technology happening everywhere else, it's frustrating that Audition still feels stuck in the past.Why hasn’t Adobe updated these voices to sound more realistic or expressive? Even better, why not allow users to do custom voice cloning like other modern tools?Is this feature being worked on at all, or has Adobe abandoned it? It feels like a missed opportunity, especially given the growing demand for AI-generated content.Would love to hear what’s planned — or at least if Adobe is open to upgrading this feature.Thanks.
If I open a smart object, add a layer I want to preserve and hit save, I sometimes get this error: "Can't save this document back to its original file format. Flatten layers and discard extra data as necessary then choose File > Save again. You can save the file using File > Save As, but the associated smart objects will not be updated." Such a self-aware error message! The devs seem to know exactly what I want to do and are offering workarounds rather than just doing what I want. So my suggestion is: do what I want! When I press ctrl+s, save the multi-layer smart object as a psb instead of a png/jpg, then replace all instances of the existing smart object in the original document while maintaining their translations/styles/filters/etc. Part of my confusion is that dragging a png or jpg into my file results in a png/jpg smart object, whereas if I ctrl+v paste it in then right click layer > Convert to Smart Object, I get a psb smart object. I do both interchangeably, and it's hard to know which format a smart object is before I crack it open and do a bunch of work on new layers I intend to preserve, only to hit this annoying error message which basically says "nah we know what you want but we're too lazy to do it". And it can be a LOT of work to go back and replace smart objects if they've been duplicated, scaled, styled, masked, filtered, and buried in groups.
The new FX badge style is less helpful than before. In older versions, FX badges changed color, making it easy to see which clips had effects. Now, with only white letters and no background color, it's harder to track effects in the timeline. Please consider bringing back colored FX badges or giving users an option to choose the style.
Sarebbe molto utile se nella "Visualizzazione a Icone" venisse in qualche modo mostrato il colore delle etichette assegnate, così da avere la possibilità di individuare sia l'etichetta che il contenuto della clip.Fino ad oggi il colore delle etichette è visibile soltanto con la "Visualizzazione a elenco".
I think Adobe should standardize the color corrections across the Adobe CC programs with Lumetri Color and Lumetri Scopes. If you are not familiar with these tools, they are used Premiere Pro and After Effects for color correction. (Most of the other tools are still there, but have been supplanted by the Lumetri system.) When it first appeared in Premiere Pro CC 2015 (?), it seemed to be based on the Lightroom/Camera Raw editing interface. I realize that PS has Camera Raw filter, but it would be nice to consolidate the the main color tools like Adobe did in PPro and AE. (I saw this request posted about 3 years ago, but it did not seem to get much traction.)
Please for the love of god give us this ability to hide it. I can't see the start of my waveforms most of the time.
Hey guys,Something very embarrassing happened, client aired Ad with 'Analyzing 1/2' Morphcut Warning Banner in the video.It was a 2 frame morphcut and I exported the same video 4x and sometimes it's in the renders and sometimes it isn't. First of all, thats my mistake, I should have been more careful. BUT. There should be a global setting which allows every video which is being exported to be free of said warning banners,They shouldn't be on final renders in the first place, what's the benefit? I'd rather have a wonky, unstablized shot as one with a big warning banner AND unstablized.This is a feature request, if there is a way to do this, please let me know.Many thanks
Hello there! Long time user of Premiere Pro. Been away from it for a couple of years and getting acclamated with the new updates, including the text to edit too (**WOW**!!). One thing that's irksome is the need to toggle the source viewer window after selecting the text range for auto setting an in/out point. It would be incredible if the user could simply click drag the text, and then use the keyboard shortcut to create a subclip instantly out of the selected text (no window toggle needed).
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