Auto Reframe now available in Premiere Pro (14.0)!

[caroline_edits]

Heads up, the Auto Reframe effect is available to the public! It’s easier than ever to prepare your project for multi-platform posting, without having to leave Premiere Pro! Here’s a quick walkthrough with all the info you need to get the best results out of this new feature.

Here's the breakdown.

1.  Auto Reframe is best used after you've locked down your cut, but before adding transitions to your clips! Consider it a finishing tool.
2.  Make sure you have a clear subject in the frame. Like all AI tools, Auto-Reframe performs better when it is tracking an object of high contrast.
3.  You can apply it to a single clip by finding "Auto Reframe" in the Effects panel and dragging it to the clip in your timeline.
4.  A more common use is to apply the effect to an entire sequence – when you're done editing and you're preparing the post for multiple social platforms. Sequence > Auto Reframe Sequence... 
   You can also right-click the sequence in your project panel to select "Auto Reframe Sequence..."
5.  In the dialog box that appears, rename your sequence.
6.  Choose the aspect ratio that you want your project framed within. See below for more details. 
7.  Choose whether you'd like to nest your reframed clips or not. Auto Reframe creates keyframes on your Effect Controls panel, so if you choose not to nest your clips, it will replace any keyframes that you created before applying the effect. If you do nest your clips, it will preserve your keyframes, but it will break transitions between your clips. Choose wisely! 😁

•  Horizontal 16:9 is like what you'd see on YouTube.
•  Horizontal 4:3 is similar, but it's not as wide. You'll see this aspect ratio more on Instagram posts.
•  Square 1:1 is also very common on Instagram.
•  Vertical 9:16 is great for posting stories on most social platforms.
•  Custom is up to you

Auto Reframe User Guide Documentation

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Feel free to reach out with any questions!
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[Guest]

It would be nice if this was possible via Adobe Media Encoder so I could export all aspect ratios at a bunch of resolutions at once, and have the transitions be applied after the reframe operation

[Kevin-Monahan]

Feel free to upvote the following feature request.

Thanks,
Kevin

[tylerslater]

@carolinesears. What is the best way to edit the position of keyframes once the effect is applied. Currently it says "Motion (disabled when Auto Reframe is applied). I can edit the timing etc., but not position.

[davidlindgren89]

Made a video about this!
Hope this helps! 🙂 

[Rumbletree]

Is there a way to set defaults for the pixel dimensions of each of the aspect ratios for auto-reframe? When exporting for social using the 4x5 aspect ratio - the ideal size that the platforms want the file is 1080x1350, but the dimensions that Premiere Pro generates are based on the source footage so I'm getting sequences with 576x720 or 864x1080 which Instagram has had issues with.

It's clear that it's looking to make the height of the source files the driver of the output, but I'm curious if there's a way to customize the output so we can have consistently sized content.

I have been able to edit after the fact to change the sequence settings and the reframe reprocesses to match the new size, but it would be nice if there was a default so we don't have to change the settings for each video after the auto-reframe.

[NAV-CITYTV]

any answer on this. 

[king22420039fe4d]

is auto reframe available on premier pro-2019? 

[Richard van den Boogaard]

It's been around for a few years now, but I'm not sure...

Adobe uses the N-1 feature in terms of support, so your best bet is to update to the latest version of CC anyway... CC2019 will no longer receive proper support.

[Connor2358468394dp]

Would it be possible to add the ability to add custom words? Like take a sample audio and customize a recognizable word for future videos? this would be especially useful with niches