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defaultv51vi6e0dq3b
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April 3, 2025
Question

Exporting Markers in Premiere Pro is broken

When attempting to export markers from Premiere Pro I am getting useless results.  
I have sequences with extensive markers applied to clips, with information in the name and sometimes description fields.  They show up in the marker window.  When I attempt to export markers from a sequence I get a CSV or text file with only one entry.  

 

When I attempt to export markers from a source clip I get a list with no text information at all.

 

When will premiere stop being a joke?

 

please fix this. 

also it'd be great to be able to see the list of clip markers on the clip in a project bin (like you can in AVID).  

being able to search across all markers would be good too. (like you can in AVID)

 

oh well.

 

 

 

 

5 replies

bb____nn
Participant
October 14, 2026

Hi !

If your goal is a readable marker report rather than Premiere’s native CSV, I developed Marker Exporter: https://premiere-tools-downgrade-srt-repair.lovable.app/en/marker-exporter 

The Premiere extension is available here : https://exchange.adobe.com/apps/cc/edd8fa87/marker-exporter-for-premiere-pro

It produces searchable HTML reports and PDF-friendly output. The guide explains the supported workflows so you can check whether it fits your sequence/clip-marker setup.
I hop this helps!

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jamieclarke
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jamieclarkeCommunity Manager
Community Manager
April 3, 2025

Hi @defaultv51vi6e0dq3b - If you have clip markers that you want exported then you have to load the clips into the source panel and then choose export markers.  If you want timeline markers then you need to have markers on your timeline.

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defaultv51vi6e0dq3bAuthor
Participating Frequently
April 3, 2025

Hi Jamie,  

 

Thanks for your reply.  I hope you understand that exporting the clip markers for every individual clip in a multi hour reel of footage with 50 -100 clips, let alone doing that  for every reel in a feature documentary is not a feasible workflow.  

 

It feels like Adobe never bothers to observe how documentary editors actually work, and makes no attempts to make its tools serve their needs.

 

 

 

 

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defaultv51vi6e0dq3bAuthor
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April 3, 2025

Working with Premiere, I constantly run into dead ends and the need to use workarounds that are awkward timeconsuming and ugly because the software doesn't do the right thing.  It allows very little customization, seems to prioritize flashy new features while leaving core components of an editing system unmet for decades.  I guess its my poor choice for hoping it would improve.  

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