Ever wonder how or when to set "Maximum Bit Depth" and "Maximum Render Quality" when exporting in Premiere? Here's the answer.

While it is true that Premiere now supports opening more than one project file at a time, sometimes you don't need to create a new project. You only need to access a sequence in a different project. Here's how.

You probably know that you can change audio levels by adding keyframes to the audio volume control line. What you may NOT know, though, is that you can add a fade without adding keyframes. Here's how.

There's no perfect place to store your media. But here are some thoughts to consider for your next project.

Preferences are exactly that - your preference on how you want Premiere to work. Based on my experience, I change a variety of preference settings. In this tip, I show you how I set preferences for transitions.

Finder tags allow you to organize media before it is even imported. Given today's cameras, this can be a great time-saver. Here's how.

Auto Reframe, powered by Adobe Sensei AI technology, automates the process of reformatting video in Premiere Pro for square, vertical, cinematic 16x9, or custom aspect ratios - all from the same master sequence or clip. Learn more here.

Premiere has long had the ability to create multiple shortcuts for the same command. What you may not know is that Final Cut does too! Here's how to create them.

Boolean selection allows finding clips that contain any combination of keywords - from one to all... to none. Here's how to use this very powerful feature.

The purpose of a workflow is to make you more efficient by answering this key question: "What should I be doing right now to be as efficient as possible?"

Over the last several versions Premiere has been removing buttons and cleaning up its interface. However, all those missing buttons are not lost - they are simply hiding... here.

You've applied a bunch of keywords, only to discover that one of them is spelled wrong. Sigh... BUT, you are not out of luck. Here's a fast way to rename an existing keyword.

The Premiere Dock icon does more than just launch Premiere. But, you have to know where to look...

The yellow warning alert tracks more than just the media in your project. Here's what to do when that warning just refuses to disappear.

There are about a billion - maybe more - still image codecs for us to choose from. Which ones should we use? Here are some suggestions.

Premiere ships with eight workspaces. Here's how to create one more customized exactly the way you want.

Adding effects to a clip is easy. What you may not know is that removing effects - even individual effects - is equally easy - if you know where to look. Here's how.

Undocking a panel works great for two monitor systems, or where you want one panel to have its own place on your screen - such as a timecode display.

There's a simple keyboard shortcut that applies a transition to any selected edit point(s). It's enabled already, AND you can customize it. But you may not know how.

Audio meters are essential to keeping your sound clean and distortion-free. However, you need to understand what they are showing you. Here are some tips.

A project template is a Premiere project with customized workspaces, settings, bins, even clips saved for use in repetitive projects. The only problem is that Premiere does not create them. Here's how you can.

This tip illustrates two tricks in one: how to see an effect without first applying the effect. Then, how the look of an effect changes as you change its principle parameter, again without first applying an effect. Very useful!

When two letters don't seem evenly spaced, you adjust them using "kerning." Kerning moves the selected pair of letters ("glyphs") - and only those two letters - closer or farther apart.