Trim Clips On The Timeline

You may decide to change the timing for a section of a clip already added to a sequence. Adjusting the start and end times of a selected clip is called Trimming.

there are a few ways to trim clips on the Timeline in Premiere Pro. Here are two of the most common methods:

Using the Selection tool:

1. Select the clip you want to trim.
2. Click and drag the edges of the clip to trim it.
3. Release the mouse button when you are satisfied with the length of the clip.

Using the Razor tool:

1. Click on the Razor tool in the toolbar.
2. Click on the Timeline where you want to trim the clip.
3. The clip will be split into two clips at the point where you clicked.
4. You can then delete the unwanted part of the clip.

Here are some additional tips for trimming clips on the Timeline in Premiere Pro:

• You can also use the Ripple Edit tool to trim clips. The Ripple Edit tool allows you to trim clips without leaving a gap in the Timeline.
• When you trim a clip, it is important to remember that the audio and video will be trimmed together. This means that if you trim the video, the audio will also be trimmed.
• If you need to trim only the video or only the audio, you can use the Audio Clip Mixer or the Video Track Mixer.