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Brighter colors

Community Expert ,
Oct 14, 2025 Oct 14, 2025

Please make the Quick Export a brighter color.

Almost unreadable.

Pref are set to accessible color contrast

2025.5 and beta

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Explorer ,
Oct 14, 2025 Oct 14, 2025

Fix for dim Quick Export button in Adobe Premiere:

1. Increase UI brightness:
Go to Edit > Preferences > Appearance → move the Brightness slider right.

2. Enable accessibility contrast:
Turn on Use System Color Contrast (if available).

3. Check display settings:
Disable HDR or enable Display Color Management in Premiere.

4. Reset preferences if nothing helps (hold Alt/Option while launching).

5. If still too dark → switch your system theme to Light Mode (temporary fix).

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Explorer ,
Oct 14, 2025 Oct 14, 2025
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Problem:

In Adobe Premiere Pro, the Quick Export button or panel appears too dim or unreadable, even though your accessibility color contrast preferences are enabled.

Solution 1: Change the Interface Brightness (Theme)

1. Open Premiere Pro.

2. Go to

Edit > Preferences > Appearance

(or on Mac: Premiere Pro > Preferences > Appearance)

3. Under Appearance, move the Brightness slider to the right to make the UI brighter.

4. Make sure Use Legacy Color Management is unchecked.

5. Click OK and restart Premiere.

Solution 2: Enable Accessible Contrast Colors

Even if your system has accessibility contrast enabled, Premiere may not follow it automatically.

1. Go to Preferences > Appearance.

2. Enable Use System Color Contrast (if available).

3. If nothing changes, adjust the brightness and color sliders manually until text and icons look readable.

Solution 3: Adjust Display or HDR Settings

Some displays (especially HDR or OLED monitors) make Premiere’s dark UI look even darker.

Try disabling HDR in your display or Windows settings.

Or enable Display Color Management inside Premiere:

Go to Preferences > General > Enable Display Color Mana

gement.

Solution 4: Reset Premiere Preferences

If the issue persists:

1. Close Premiere.

2. While reopening it, hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) until you see a dialog asking to Reset Preferences.

3. Confirm — this restores default settings and often fixes UI visibility problems.

Extra Note

In recent versions (Premiere 2024–2025), some users reported that the Quick Export button color doesn’t change with the interface theme. Adobe is working on a fix.

For now, switching your system theme to Light Mode can make the button more visible.

 

 

 

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