Work With Image Files

Import and edit photos and graphics using the Media Browser panel.

here are some tips on how to work with image files in Premiere Pro:

1. Import images: You can import images into Premiere Pro by dragging and dropping them from a file explorer window into the Project Panel. You can also import images by clicking the Import button in the Project Panel and selecting the images you want to import.
2. Add images to a sequence: Once you have imported an image, you can add it to a sequence by dragging and dropping it from the Project Panel to the Timeline Panel. The image will be added to the first available track in the Timeline Panel.
3. Resize images: You can resize images in the Timeline Panel by dragging the edges of the image up or down. You can also use the Scale tool to resize images.
4. Crop images: You can crop images in the Timeline Panel by dragging the corners of the image. You can also use the Crop tool to crop images.
5. Rotate images: You can rotate images in the Timeline Panel by clicking and dragging the rotation handle. You can also use the Rotate tool to rotate images.
6. Apply effects to images: You can apply effects to images in the Effects Panel. Some common effects for images include blur, brightness, and contrast.
7. Export images: You can export images from Premiere Pro by clicking the Export button in the Project Panel and selecting the image you want to export. You can also export a sequence of images as a video file.

Here are some additional tips for working with image files in Premiere Pro:

• When you import an image, it will be added to the Project Panel as a clip. You can then add the clip to a sequence and edit it like any other clip.
• You can also use the Essential Graphics Panel to add titles and graphics to images.
• You can use the Motion Tracker to track the movement of objects in an image and then apply effects to those objects.
• You can use the Lumetri Color Panel to adjust the color of an image.
• You can use the Speed Editor to quickly and easily edit images.