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Premiere Pro Marker exports csv to single column

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November 24, 2025
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I am using latest Premiere Pro (ver. 25.6.2) ,
When I export Markers as .csv, it puts everything in one column, like in the cssv file I attached (tunnel0001.csv), But I used an older version of Premiere (ver. 24.6.8), it exports correctly everything in separate columns and rows and cells (Sequence 01.csv). I want to know this is a bug or something else. It's just nonsense, Can anyone help me, please.

tunnel0001.csv

Sequence_01.csv

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Correct answer Mathias Moehl

When I open your two files with a text editor, it looks like they are both split into lines just fine:

I can also import them in Open Office just fine (make sure to use "tab" as separator symbol:

Maybe there is not an issue with the export, but with how you try to import the data?

Bonus tip:

In general, if you need more flexibility with the marker export, my (paid) extension Automation Blocks has tools for that:
https://docs.mamoworld.com/automation-blocks/tools-pr/markerTools#markers---spreadsheet

The big advantage is that the output can be fully customized:

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Ahmet26047475ozev

Inspiring

having the same problem. Older versions exported them the right way and there's no option to export them that way other than downgrading PP

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momentum_5568Author

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I created a Python script that batch changes CSV encodings in the folder where it is run.

Stan Jones

Community Expert

@momentum_5568,

I'll look at this again later. Double-click to open in Excel: I see what you see. Makes no sense!

Stan

Stan Jones

Community Expert

@momentum_5568,

The tunnel version is encoding UTF-8-BOM, whereas the other is UTF-16 LE BOM. If I change it, it opens correctly.

Stan

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Epic_Auto school7375

Yes I found out that alson, so Premiere older versiona are exporting .csv with utf-16 LE encoding, but the latest version exporting it with UTF-8-bom, and we don't have any options to change it through expot settings. Thank you.

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momentum_5568Author

Participant

I am opening it in Microsoft Excel and i see this I don't know maybe it is from excel side

Mathias Moehl

Correct answer

Community Expert

When I open your two files with a text editor, it looks like they are both split into lines just fine:

I can also import them in Open Office just fine (make sure to use "tab" as separator symbol:

Maybe there is not an issue with the export, but with how you try to import the data?

Bonus tip:

In general, if you need more flexibility with the marker export, my (paid) extension Automation Blocks has tools for that:
https://docs.mamoworld.com/automation-blocks/tools-pr/markerTools#markers---spreadsheet

The big advantage is that the output can be fully customized:

Mathias Möhl - Developer of tools like BeatEdit and Automation Blocks for Premiere Pro and After Effects

Stan Jones

Community Expert

Both of your attachments show them in columns.

I am in Beta 26.0.0.39 at the moment. Marker export to csv looks correct to me there.

Stan

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momentum_5568Author

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I am using latest Premiere Pro (ver. 25.6.2) ,
When I export Markers as .csv, it puts everything in one column, like in the cssv file I attached (tunnel0001.csv), But I used an older version of Premiere (ver. 24.6.8), it exports correctly everything in separate columns and rows and cells (Sequence 01.csv). I want to know this is a bug or something else. It's just nonsense, Can anyone help me, please.

Sequence_01.csv

tunnel0001.csv

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