Missing Essential Graphics Panel in Adobe Premiere Pro Beta

[Nacho S]

Hi Adobe Team,

I hope you’re well!

I’ve noticed that in the Adobe Premiere Pro Beta version, the Essential Graphics panel has been missing for some time. I rely on this panel for creating shapes and various graphic elements, and I’m wondering if it has been relocated or removed in the new Beta. In the standard version of Premiere Pro, the panel is accessible without any issues.

I initially thought this might be a temporary glitch that would be resolved with updates. However, despite updating every morning, the Essential Graphics panel has not reappeared.

Could you please let me know if the panel is located somewhere else in the Beta, or if there is a fix for this issue? Any pointers would be much appreciated.

Thanks, 

[Trent Happel · Accepted solution]

Sorry for any confusion. The Edit portion of the Essential Graphics has been moved to the new Properties panel. The Browse portion has moved to the new Graphics Templates panel.

You can find more infomation on the Properties panel at https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/now-in-beta-properties-panel-for-premie...

[Nacho S]

Thanks!! Great addition 🙂

[Diana2994596338yn]

Hey there! 

So i need the essential graphics tab to edit the subtitle style and create style presets for my subtitles. I've gone through countles threads  talking about the missing essential graphics tab and nothing is helping me to get to the visual properties tab of my subtitle text.
It doesn't come up on the properties, it's not anywhere in the subtitle/transcription tab. The only option thats still there is upgrading them to graphics and editing them that way which is counter intuitive. How do i locate the subtitle text style properties?

[JanZhor]

Same problem here. I have created captions, but now I can't change their style. The properties panel in the Captions and Graphics workspace is empty. What now?

[Diana2994596338yn]

Hey!

Since i posted I did some troubleshooting for this.  One thing that helped me is saving project there and re-launching it. Properties would usually come up after restart.
But my problem was they would stop showing up after i switched between the workspaces. So if you have this problem too - heres what i did: in "My Documents" folder find Adobe folder and in there i added .old on the name of the premiere pro folder, that will prompt your premiere to reset when you launch it next. The problem should be solved like that.

Hope this helps!

[JanZhor]

yes, this helped, thank you sir/lady a lot. you are my savior!

adobe, I mean, really? 🙂 are we paying you 70 eur per month for this? 🙂

[ThomHemler]

How do you add a shape in Graphics Templates? I don't see that anywhere. I use this all the time for covering other mistakes from newbie editors.

[maxmmh]

been using adobe for 8 years and they cant improve their UI still.

[interesting_epicness9366]

Create a simple text overlay from the templates, choose simple text title. Delete the text it puts in there by default. Lay it over your material. Got to Properties after clicking on the title you made. Under where the text channels entry, bottom right corner, you will see a hamburger menu or 3 line dropdown. In that dropdown, you can create shapes. Photoshop PNG with alpha channel, too.

[imroy]

Hey, im having this same issue. Cant find styles ! any solution?

[MyerPj]

Do you have a graphic selected in the timeline. Or a Caption, somewhere(?) in the Properties panel you will find a Style dropdown. At the bottom when a Graphic is selected (also need to select a text layer at the top of that panel first). Or with a caption selected, styles are toward the top.

[defaultye5q53obvh53]

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reverse improvement

if you don't keep changing things, i suppose you don't have a job. but, you know, at this point it's just trolling the premiere community

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