Keyboard Shortcuts for Premiere Pro

What is Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut Keys?

Adobe Premiere Pro is an Adobe Systems Timeline Video Editing App. Premiere Pro supports video editing with up to 10,240 resolution by 8,192[10] in both RGB and YUV, with up to 32-bit color. Audio sample editing, support for VST audio plug-in, and 5.1 surround sound mixing is provided. The plugin architecture for Premiere Pro allows you to import and export formats outside of QuickTime or DirectShow support for a wide variety of applications.

You can use the GUI to view the keys assigned and available for assignment. When you hover over a keyboard layout, a tooltip reveals the full command name. The keyboard displays all of the shortcuts that require modification when you select a modifier key for the keyboard layout. To achieve this result, you can also press the hardware key to change it.

You can view all the commands assigned to this unmodified key and all other modification combinations when you select the key on the keyboard layout.

• Premiere Pro detects the hardware of a keyboard and displays the corresponding keyboard layout.
• If a non-supported keyboard is detected by Premiere Pro, the standard view in the US. Keyboard in English. The default is to display the preset of Adobe Premiere Pro Default.
• The preset pop-up menu is changed to Custom when you change the shortcut. You can choose Save As to save the personalized shortcut as a preset when making the required changes.

Shortcuts of Application Premiere Pro

• Application shortcuts and command shortcuts can be assigned commands.
• The shortcuts function irrespective of the panel focus, and panel shortcuts only work with a focus panel.
• Some keyboard shortcuts only work in particular panels. This means you can have the same key assigned to you more than once. The pop-up window can also be used, with a certain number of panel shortcuts displayed (for the time line, for example).
• If the shortcut panel has the same shortcut as an application Shortcut, it does not work when it is focused.
• The command list, which is filtered using the search criteria, can search for commands. To create the shortcut (even adding modifiers), you can also assign shortcuts by clicking on the shortcut column and typing on their keys.
• A shortcut to an application shortcut already used by another application shortcut is displayed.
• Another command in the same panel already has a panel shortcut in use.
• A panel will override an application shortcut if this panel is focused.

Keyboard Shortcuts Keys for Premiere Pro

Results	Windows	Mac oS
File
Project/Production…	CtrlAltN	OptCmdN
Sequence…	CtrlN	CmdN
Bin		Cmd
Title…	CtrlT	CtrlT
Open Project/Production	CtrlO	CmdO
Browse in Adobe Bridge	CtrlAltO	OptCmdO
Close Project	CtrlShiftW	ShiftCmdW
Close	CtrlW	CmdW
Save	CtrlS	CmdS
Save As	CtrlAltS	ShiftCmdS
Save a Copy	CtrlAltS	OptCmdS
Capture	CtrlAltN	OptCmdN
Batch Capture	F5	F5
Import from Media Browser	CtrlAltN	OptCmdN
Import	CtrlAltI	OptCmdI

Export Shortcut Keys

Media…	CtrlM	CmdM
Selection…	CtrlShiftH	ShiftCmdH
Exit	CtrlQ

Edit Shortcut Keys

Undo	CtrlZ	CmdZ
Redo	CtrlShiftZ	ShiftCmdZ
Cut	CtrlX	CmdX
Copy	CtrlC	CmdC
Paste	CtrlV	CmdV
Paste Insert	CtrlShiftV	ShiftCmd<V
Paste Attributes	CtrlAltV	OptCmdV
Clear	Delete	ForwardDelete
Ripple Delete	ShiftDelete	ShiftForwardDelete
Duplicate	CtrlShift	ShiftCmd
Select All	CtrlA	CmdA
Deselect All	CtrlShiftA	ShiftCmdA
Find…	CtrlF	CmdF
Edit Original	CtrlE	Cmd

Clip Shortcut Keys

Make Subclip…	CtrlU	CmdU
Audio Channels…	ShiftG	ShiftG
Speed/Duration…	CtrlR	CmdR
Insert	,	,
Overwrite	.	.
Enable	ShiftE	ShiftCmdE
Link	CtrlI	CmdI
Group	CtrlG	CmdG
Ungroup	CtrlShiftG	ShiftCmdG

Sequence Shortcut Keys

Render Effects in Work Area	Enter	Return
Match Frame	F	F
Add Edit	CtrlK	CmdK
Add Edit to All Tracks	CtrlShiftK	ShiftCmdK
Trim Edit	T	T
Extend Selected Edit to Playhead	E	E
Apply Video Transition	CtrlD	CmdD
Apply Audio Transition	CtrlShiftD	ShiftCmdD
Apply Default Transitions to Selection	ShiftD	ShiftD
Lift	;	;
Extract	‘	‘
Zoom In	=	=
Zoom Out	–	–

Go to Gap Shortcut Keys

Next in Sequence	Shift;	Shift;
Previous in Sequence	CtrlShift;	Opt;>
Snap	S	S

Premiere Pro Marker Keys

Mark In	I	I
Mark Out	O	O
Mark Clip	X	X
Mark Selection	/td>
Go to In	ShiftI	ShiftI
Go to Out	ShiftO	ShiftO
Clear In	CtrlShiftI	OptI
Clear Out	CtrlShiftO	OptO
Clear In Clear Out	CtrlShiftX	OptX
Add Marker	M	M
Go to Next Marker	ShiftM	ShiftM
Go to the Previous Marker	CtrlShiftM	ShiftCmdM
Clear Current Marker	CtrlAltM	OptM
Clear All Markers	CtrlAltShiftM	OptCmdM

Type Alignment Shortcut Keys

Left	CtrlShift	ShiftCmdL
Center	CtrlShiftC	ShiftCmdC
Right	CtrlShiftR	ShiftCmdR
Tab Stops…	CtrlShiftT	ShiftCmdT
Templates…	CtrlJ	CmdJ

Select Shortcut Keys

Next Object Above	CtrlAlt	OptCmd
Next Object Below	CtrlAlt[	OptCmd[

Arrange Keys

Bring to Front	CtrlShift	ShiftCmd]
Bring Forward	Ctrl]	Cmd]
Send to Back	CtrlShift	ShiftCmd[
Send Backward	Ctrl[	Cmd[

Workspace Shortcut Keys

<tdShift9

Reset Current Workspace…	AltShiftO	OptShiftO
Audio Clip Mixer	Shift9
Audio Track Mixer	Shift6	Shift6
Effect Controls	Shift5	Shift5
Effects	Shift7	Shift7
Media Browser	Shift8	Shift8
Program Monitor	Shift4	Shift4
Project	Shift1	Shift1
Source Monitor	Shift2	Shift2
Timelines	Shift3	Shift3

Help Keys

This Help Key Shortcuts for Premiere Pro in Keyboard is one of the most helpful keys.

Adobe Premiere Pro Help…

F1

F1

Keyboard Keys

Clear Poster Frame	CtrlShiftP	OptP
Cut to Camera 1	Ctrl1	Ctrl1
Cut to Camera 2	Ctrl2	Ctrl2
Cut to Camera 3	Ctrl3	Ctrl3
Cut to Camera 4	Ctrl4	Ctrl4
Cut to Camera 5	Ctrl5	Ctrl5
Cut to Camera 6	Ctrl6	Ctrl6
Cut to Camera 7	Ctrl7	Ctrl7
Cut to Camera 8	Ctrl8	Ctrl8
Cut to Camera 9	Ctrl9	Ctrl9
Decrease Clip Volume	[	[
Decrease Clip Volume Many	Shift[	Shift[
Expand All Tracks	Shift=	Shift=
Export Frame	CtrlShiftE	ShiftE
Extend Next Edit To Playhead	ShiftW	ShiftW
Extend the Previous Edit To Playhead	ShiftQ	ShiftQ

Audio Mixer Panel Menu Shortcut Keys

Show/Hide Tracks…	CtrlAltT	OptCmdT
Loop	CtrlL	CmdL
Meter Input(s) Only	CtrlShiftI	CtrlShiftI

Capture Panel Shortcut Keys

Record Video	V	V
Record Audio	A	A
Eject	E	E
Fast Forward	F	F
Go to In point	Q	Q
Go to Out point	W	W
Record	G	G
Rewind	R	R
Step Back	Left	Left
Step Forward	Right	Right
Stop	S	S

Effect Controls Panel Menu Keys

Remove Selected Effect	Backspace	Delete
New Custom Bin	Ctrl	Cmd
Delete Custom Item	Backspace	Delete

Premiere Pro History Panel Keys

Step Backward	Left	Left
Step Forward	Right	Right
Delete	BackSpace	Delete
Open in Source Monitor	ShiftO	ShiftO
Parent Directory	CtrlUp	CmdUp
Select Directory List	ShiftLeft	ShiftLeft
Select Media List	ShiftRight	ShiftRight
Loop	CtrlL	CmdL
Play	Space	Space
Go to Next Edit Point	Down	Down
Go to Previous Edit Point	Up	Up
Play/Stop Toggle	Space	Space
Record On/Off Toggle	0	0
Step Back	Left	Left
Step Forward	Right	Right
Loop	CtrlL	CmdL

Tools Shortcut Keys

Selection Tool	V	V
Track Select Tool	A	A
Ripple Edit Tool	B	B
Rolling Edit Tool	N	N
Rate Stretch Tool	R	R
Razor Tool	C	C
Slip Tool	Y	Y
Slide Tool	U	U
Pen Tool	P
Hand Tool	H	H
Zoom Tool	Z	Z

Now we are going to see the Multi-media Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut Keys

Multi-media Shortkeys

<tdUpUp<td55<tdCmdUp

Go to Next Edit Point	Down	Down
Go to Next Edit Point on Any Track	ShiftDown	ShiftDown
Go to Previous Edit Point
Go to Previous Edit Point on Any Track	ShiftUp	ShiftUp
Go to Selected Clip End	ShiftEnd	ShiftEnd
Go to Selected Clip Start	ShiftHome	ShiftHome
Go to Sequence-Clip End	End	End
Go to Sequence-Clip Start	Home	Home
Increase Clip Volume	]	]>
Increase Clip Volume Many	Shift]	Shift]
Maximize or Restore Active Frame	Shift’	Shift’
Maximize or Restore Frame Under Cursor	‘	‘
Minimize All Tracks	Shift-	Shift-
Play Around	ShiftK	ShiftK
Play In to Out	CtrlShiftSpace	OptK
Play In to Out with Preroll/Postroll	ShiftSpace	ShiftSpace
Play from Playhead to Out Point	CtrlSpace	CtrlSpace
Play-Stop Toggle	Space	SpaceRecord
Reveal Nested Sequence	CtrlShiftF	ShiftT
Ripple Trim Next Edit To Playhead	W	W
Ripple Trim Previous Edit To Playhead	Q	Q
Select Camera 1	1	1
Select Camera 2	>2	2
Select Camera 3	3	3
Select Camera 4	4	4
Select Camera 5
Select Camera 6	6	6
Select Camera 7	7	7
Select Camera 8	8	8
Select Camera 9	9	9
Select Find Box	ShiftF	ShiftF
Select Clip at Playhead	D	D
Select Next Clip	CtrlDown	CmdDown
Select Next Panel	CtrlShift.	CtrlShift.
Select Previous Clip	CtrlUp
Select the Previous Panel	CtrlShift,	CtrlShift,
Set Poster Frame	ShiftP	CmdP
Shuttle Left	J	J
Shuttle Right	L	L
Shuttle Slow Left	ShiftJ	ShiftJ
Shuttle Slow Right	ShiftL	ShiL
Shuttle Stop	K	K
Step Back	Left	Left
Step Back Five Frames – Units	ShiftL	ShiftL
Step Forward	Right	Right
Step Forward Five Frames – Units	ShiftRight	ShiftRight
Toggle All Audio Targets	Ctrl9	Ctrl9
Toggle All Source Audio	CtrlAlt9	OptCmd9
Toggle All Source Video	CtrlAlt0	OptCmd0
Toggle All Video Targets	Ctrl0	Cmd0
Toggle Audio During Scrubbing	Ctrl0	Cmd0
Toggle Full Screen	Ctrl’	Ctrl’
Toggle Multi-Camera View	Shift0	Shift0
Toggle Trim Type	ShiftT	CtrlT
Trim Backward	CtrlLeft	OptionLeft<
Trim Backward Many	CtrlShiftLeft	OptShiftLeft
Trim Forward	CtrlRight	OptRight
Trim Forward Many	CtrlShiftRight	OptShiftRight
Trim Next Edit to Playhead	>CtrlAltW	OptW
Trim Previous Edit to Playhead	CtrlAlQ	OptQ

Now we are going to see the Project panel Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut Keys

Project Panel Keys

<tdTabTab<

Workspace 1	AltSwift1	OptSwift1
Workspace 2	AltSwift2	OptSwift2
Workspace 3	AltSwift3	OptSwift3
Workspace 4	AltSwift4	OptSwift4
Workspace 5	AltSwift5	OptSwift5
Workspace 6	AltSwift6	OptSwift6
Workspace 7	AltSwift7	OptSwift7
Workspace 8	AltSwift8	OptSwift8
Workspace 9	AltSwift9	OptSwift9
Zoom to Sequence	\	\
Extend Selection Up	SwiftUp	SwiftUp
Move Selection Down	Down	Down
Move Selection End	End	End
Move Selection Home	Home	Home
Move Selection Left	Left	Left
Move Selection Page Down	Page Down	Page Down>
Move Selection Page Up	Page Up	Page Up
Move Selection Right	Right	Right
Move Selection Up	Up	Up
Next Column Field
Next Row Field	Enter	Return
Open in Source Monitor	ShiftO	ShiftO
Previous Column Field	ShiftTab	ShiftTab
Previous Row Field	ShiftEnter	Shift<Return
Thumbnail Size Next	Shift]	Shift]
Thumbnail Size Previous	Shift[	Shift[
Toggle View	Shift\	Shift\

Premiere Pro Timeline panel keys

Add Clip Marker	Ctrl>
Clear Selection	Backspace	Delete
Decrease Audio Tracks Height	Alt-	Opt-
Decrease Video Tracks Height	Ctrl-	Cmd-
Increase Audio Tracks Height	Alt=	Opt=
Increase Video Tracks Height	Ctrl=	Cmd<=
Nudge Clip Selection Left Five Frames	AltShiftLeft	ShiftCmdLeft
Nudge Clip Selection Left One Frame	AltLeft	CmdLeft
Nudge Clip Selection Right Five Frames	AltSwiftLeft	ShiftCmdLeft
Nudge Clip Selection Right One Frame	AltRight	CmdRight
Ripple Delete	AltBackspace	OptDelete
Set Work Area Bar In Point	Alt[<	Opt[
Set Work Area Bar Out Point	Alt]	Opt]
Show Next Screen	CtrlAltN	OptCmdN
Show the Previous Screen	Page Down	Page Down
Slide Clip Selection Left Five Frames	AltShift,	OptShift,
Slide Clip Selection Left One Frame	Alt,	Opt,
Slide Clip Selection Right Five Frames	AltShift.	OptShift.
Slide Clip Selection Right One Frame	Alt.	Opt.
Slip Clip Selection Left Five Frames	CtrlAltShiftLeft	OptShiftCmdLeft
Slip Clip Selection Left One Frame	CtrlAltLeft	OptCmdLeft
Slip Clip Selection Right Five Frames	CtrlAltShiftRight	OptShiftCmdRight
Slip Clip Selection Right One Frame	CtrlAltRight	OptCmdRight

Titler Shortcut Keys

<tdCtrl<UCmdU

Arc Tool	A	<A
Bold	CtrlB	mdB
Decrease Kerning by Five Units	AltShiftLeft	OptShiftLeft
Decrease Kerning by One Unit	<AltLeft	OptLeft
Decrease Leading by Five Units	AltShiftDown	OptShiftDown
Decrease Leading by One Unit	AltLeft	OptLeft
Decrease Text Size by Five Points	CtrlAltShiftLeft	OptShiftCmdLeft
Decrease Text Size by One Point	CtrlAltLeft	OptCmdLeft<
Ellipse Tool	E	E
Increase Kerning by Five Units	ShiftAltRight	OptShiftRight
Increase Kerning by One Unit	AltRight	OptRight
Increase Leading by Five Units	AltShiftUp	OptShiftUp
Increase Leading by One Unit	AltUp	OptUp
Increase Text Size by Five Points	CtrlAlt<ShiftRight	OptShiftCmdRight
Increase Text Size by One Point	CtrlAltRight	OptCmdRight
Insert Copyright Symbol	CtrlAltShiftC	OptShiftCmdC
Insert Registered Symbol	Ctrl<AltShiftR	OpShiftCmdR
Italic	CtrlI	CmdI
Line Tool	L	L
Nudge Selected Object Down by Five Pixels	ShiftDown	ShiftDown
Nudge Selected Object Down by One Pixel	Down	Down
Nudge Selected Object Left by Five Pixels	ShiftLeft	ShiftLeft
Nudge Selected Object Left by One Pixel	Left	Left
Nudge Selected Object Right by Five Pixels	ShiftRight	ShiftRight
Nudge Selected Object Right by One Pixel	Right	Right
Nudge Selected Object Up by Five Pixels	ShiftUp	Shift<Up
Nudge Selected Object Up by One Pixel	Up	Up
Pen Tool	P	P
Position Object(s) to Bottom Title Safe Margin	CtrlShiftD	ShifCmdD
Position Object(s) to Left Title Safe Margin	CtrlShiftF	ShiftCmdF
Position Object(s) to Top Title Safe Margin	CtrlShiftO	ShiftCmdO
Rectangle Tool	R	R
Rotation Tool	O	O
Selection Tool	V	V
Type Tool	T	T
Underline
Vertical Type Tool	C	C
Wedge Tool	W	W

Trim Monitor Panel

Focus Both Outgoing and Incoming	Alt1	Opt1
Focus on Incoming Side	Alt3	3
Focus on Outgoing Side	Alt2	Opt2
Loop	CtrlL	Cmd>L
Trim Backward by Large Trim Offset	AltShiftLeft	OptShiftLeft
Trim Backward by One Frame	AltLeft	OptLeft
Trim Forward by Large Trim Offset	AltShiftRight	OptShiftRight
Trim Forward by One Frame	AltRight	OptRight

Conclusion

Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut key can be used for all common tasks of video editing required for the production of high-definition video broadcast quality. It is used for importing video, audio, and graphics and creating newly edited video versions that can be exported to the medium and distribution format. Different videos and still images can be edited together when creating videos with Premiere Pro. Videos can add titles, filters, and other effects can be applied.

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