New Properties Panel in Premiere Pro 25.0

Report · Oct 14, 2024

Premiere Pro 25.0 New Feature - The Properties Panel

Team Adobe is excited to announce the new context-aware Properties panel, now available in Adobe Premiere Pro 25.0. Surfacing frequently needed tools as you need them means working in Premiere Pro is more intuitive than ever before. Plus, beginners and pros can streamline their editing workflows with context-sensitive controls for video, audio, text, and graphics visible in a single panel, one-click access for additional tools, and simultaneous multi-clip property modifications.

Key Features
These improvements aim to streamline the editing process by making it more accessible for new users while boosting productivity for professionals.

Context-Aware Interface

The Properties Panel is now context-sensitive, intelligently surfacing the most relevant tools and controls based on your selected timeline. This means:

- It shows only the most applicable options for video, audio, graphics, or captions, depending on what media type you're working with.
- You don't have to navigate multiple panels to find the necessary tools - they're right there when you select a clip.

Multi-Clip Editing

For the first time in Premiere Pro, you can modify the properties of multiple clips simultaneously. This allows you to:

- Change graphic fonts and sizes across multiple elements at once
- Adjust the scale or opacity of hundreds of clips in one go
- Modify volume levels for multiple audio clips together

Direct Manipulation in Program Monitor

The Properties Panel enables some new editing capabilities directly in the Program Monitor:

- Crop video clips visually
- Transform and reposition elements without switching to a separate panel

Quick Access to Advanced Controls

While simplifying the interface, the panel still provides fast access to more advanced settings:

- One-click buttons to open relevant specialized panels for deeper control.
- Easy navigation to additional tools when needed without extensive searching.