How do I hide tracks on Premiere on iPad?

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April 26, 2026
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Like the title says… I can’t find a way to hide / unhide audio and video tracks on Premiere on iPad. Would someone point it out for me? Thanks.

Warren Heaton

Community Expert

The iPad version is one Video Track with Clip Boundaries that can be stacked above it and that Video Track is always visible.

Hiding a Track or disabling a Clip is something that works if the iPad project is exported to Premiere Desktop.

veesixAuthor

Participating Frequently

If I’m understanding correctly, you can add multiple clips but they’re housed in one video track?

What about photos and audio? It still seems like I should be able to hide tracks (whichever types they are) for the editing process.

For example, I needed 2 versions of a video I was making. One with audio and one without. I had to delete the audio track to export the latter. How would this work?

Warren Heaton

Community Expert

There’s assembling Clips from left to right in a Video Track and then there’s stacking (or superimposing) Clips above that.

For what you’re doing, I’d complete the cut with picture and sound, duplicate that project appending something like “_without_sound” to the name, and then delete the audio tracks from that. If you need to make changes after exporting, open the with sound version of the project, revise the edit, then make a new duplicate for the revised project without sound.

If you need to do this frequently or really want to do this all in one Sequence in the same project, I’d consider switching to Premiere desktop. That also opens things up to working with more than one Sequence in the same project.

For the desktop version, a MacBook Neo should handle these types of edits fairly well while a MacBook Air will for sure.