Short Cut to Collaspe Tracks in Premiere Pro
Speed up your editing process with these keyboard shortcuts and discover top tips for getting the most out of Premiere Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most widely-used programs in the audiovisual sector thanks to how easy it is to use and the wide range of features it offers.
When it comes to editing video like a pro, speed is essential. That's why it's important to get to grips with these essential shortcuts for working in Adobe Premiere Pro. Using them will improve your workflow and help you to edit faster.
What is Premiere Pro for?
Premiere Pro is a program that can be used for:
- Everyday video editing tasks for producing high-definition broadcast-quality video.
- Importing video, audio, and graphics.
- Creating new, edited versions of videos that can be exported in different formats for different means of distribution.
- Editing together multiple videos and still images.
- Adding titles to videos and applying filters and other effects.
Who is Premiere Pro for?
Premiere Pro is a tool designed for video production companies, news broadcasters, marketing professionals, and design agencies.
It is used by video editors, production managers, marketing managers, and multimedia designers. Premiere Pro was developed by the software company, Adobe Inc.
More Premiere Pro tips
Apart from using keyboard shortcuts, video producer and editor Gonzalo P. Martos (@gonzalopmartos) shares more tips on how to save time and work more efficiently in Premiere Pro. Gonzalo is an expert in editing, digital post-production, artistic photography, and lighting.
- Save files on an external hard drive so you don't overload your computer.
- Create a new folder for every project that includes all the video, multimedia, and audio files you use, as well as a folder for each file type.
- The more organized you have all components you will use for each project, the easier it will be to search through them and make changes. Try to adhere to the same structure when working in the program.
- Always create a folder that contains all the files that have been auto-saved by Premiere.
10 essential Premiere Pro shortcuts
Note 1: Use Ctrl for Windows, use Command for Mac.
Note 2: Use Alt for Windows, use Option for Mac.
- Shift+=/–. Expand and minimize your timeline tracks. Ctrl+=/– (Cmd+=/–) handles only video track height, and Alt+=/– (Opt+=/–) only audio track height.
- I and O. Mark In and Out points. You can clear these points using the command Ctrl+Shift+I (Opt+I), Ctrl+Shift+O (Opt+O), and Ctrl+Shift+X (Opt+X).
- D is the keyboard shortcut for Select Clip at Playhead.
- K pauses playback.
- The backslash (\) will adjust the zoom on your sequence to show everything in the timeline.
- Shift+Ctrl+A (Shift+Cmd+A). Deselect All clips, effects or whatever it is you have selected.
- Ctrl+K (Cmd+K) cuts the clip in two (Add Edit). Add Shift to cut all clips under the Playhead in two.
- Ctrl+0 (Cmd+0) will open a new project. Ctrl+N (Cmd+N) will add a new sequence.
- F is for Match Frame. Hover over any clip in the sequence and hit F to open the master clip in the Source Monitor at the exact same frame.
- X will mark the clip under the Playhead, but the / (forward slash) key will set In and Outs around all the clips you currently have selected.
70 essential Premiere Pro shortcuts
- Project → Ctrl + Alt + N
- Sequence → Ctrl + N
- Bin → Ctrl + /
- Open Project → Ctrl + O
- Close Project → Ctrl + Shift + W
- Close → Ctrl + W
- Save → Ctrl + S
- Save As… → Ctrl + Shift + S
- Save a Copy → Ctrl + Alt + S
- Capture → F5
- Batch Capture... → F6
- Import from Media Browser → Ctrl + Alt + I
- Import... → Ctrl + I
- Export Media → Ctrl + M
- Get Properties for Selection... → Ctrl + Shift + H
- Exit → Ctrl + Q
Edit
- Undo → Ctrl + Z
- Redo → Ctrl + Shift + Z
- Cut → Ctrl + X
- Copy → Ctrl + C
- Paste → Ctrl + V
- Paste Insert → Ctrl + Shift + V
- Paste Attributes → Ctrl + Alt + V
- Clear → Delete
- Ripple Delete → Shift + Delete
- Duplicate → Ctrl + Shift + A
- Select All → Ctrl + A
- Deselect All → Ctrl + Shift + A
- Find... → Ctrl + F
- Edit Original → Ctrl + E
- Keyboard Shortcuts → Ctrl + Alt + K
Clip
- Make Subclip... → Ctrl + U
- Audio Channels... → Shift + G
- Audio Gain → G
- Speed/Duration... → Ctrl + R
- Insert → ,
- Overwrite → .
- Enable → Shift + E
- Link → Ctrl + L
- Group → Ctrl + G
- Ungroup → Ctrl + Shift + G
Sequence
- Render Effects in Work Area → Enter
- Match Frame → F
- Reverse Match Frame → Shift + R
- Add Edit → Ctrl + K
- Add Edit to All Tracks → Ctrl + Shift + K
- Trim Edit → Shift + T
- Extend Selected Edit to Playhead → E
- Apply Video Transition → Ctrl + D
- Apply Audio Transition → Ctrl + Shift + D
- Apply Default Transitions to Selection → Shift + D
- Lift → ]
- Extract → [
- Zoom In → =
- Zoom Out → -
- Next in Sequence →Shift + ;
- Previous in Sequence → Ctrl + Shift + ;
- Snap in Timeline → S
- Make Subsequence → Shift + U
- Add new caption track → Opt + Cmd + A
- Add caption at playhead → Opt + Cmd + C
- Go to next caption segment → Opt + Cmd + Down
- Go to previous caption segment → Opt + Cmd + Up
Markers
- Mark In → I
- Mark Out → O
- Mark Clip → X
- Mark Selection → /
- Go to In → Shift + I
- Go to Out → Shift + O
- Clear In → Ctrl + Shift + I
- Clear Out → Ctrl + Shift + O
- Clear In and Out → Ctrl + Shift + X
- Add Marker → M
- Go to Next Marker → Shift + M
- Go to Previous Marker → Ctrl + Shift + M
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Short Cut to Collaspe Tracks in Premiere Pro
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