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Lou244
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October 4, 2017
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Import PDF into Premiere Pro CC

  • October 4, 2017
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Looking for guidance. I have a pdf and wish to import some pages (10-15 individual pages) from it into PrPro CC. Create Individual still images.

I have PS CC. I intend to use PS to convert the pdf pages to PrPro supported file type. What is best format to save to -- for best quality image? PSD, TIFF, PNG. etc.?

Video is HD in .mov format.

Any other words of wisdom on doing this?

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    Correct answer Meg The Dog

    If it were me, I would rasterize the pdf file at about twice the largest pixel dimension of my sequence (4000px if working on 1920 x 1080 timeline) and export the individual pages as .png files for import into Premiere.

    The oversized pngs will give some room to reposition and zoom in.

    MtD

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    Manisoft
    Known Participant
    December 27, 2020

    today i try to import pdf file but can't see file on list for select.

    if can't open pdf files , so what does it pdf version on metadata display ?

    thanks.

    If we do only what we know, we will never progress
    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    December 27, 2020

    You cannot import a pdf.

    Read the above.

    Manisoft
    Known Participant
    December 27, 2020

    i see but so what does it pdf version on metadata display ?

    If we do only what we know, we will never progress
    Lou244
    Lou244Author
    Participant
    October 5, 2017

    Thank you. PDF converted to PNG and looks good in PrPro.

    Legend
    October 4, 2017

    I'm a fan of PNG for graphics and images.  It's the best quality/file size ratio available.

    Meg The DogCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    October 4, 2017

    If it were me, I would rasterize the pdf file at about twice the largest pixel dimension of my sequence (4000px if working on 1920 x 1080 timeline) and export the individual pages as .png files for import into Premiere.

    The oversized pngs will give some room to reposition and zoom in.

    MtD