PREMIERE PRO KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS HOW TO
How to Change Existing Keyboard Shortcuts in Premiere Pro Just click next to the current command box and you'll notice another empty box opens up, allowing you to enter another keyboard shortcut of your choosing. This can be beneficial if you want to assign shortcuts that work in multiple programs.įor example, if you have one editor that's used to Final Cut Pro and another that's used to Premiere Pro, you can assign both keyboard shortcuts to the same function. How to Add Multiple Keyboard Shortcuts to One CommandĪnother great benefit is that Premiere Pro allows you to assign more than one shortcut to a command. You can either leave it this way if you know you won't want to use the other shortcut, or reassign the other shortcut. If you happen to choose a shortcut that's already been assigned, then you'll see this notification at the bottom of your screen. All you need to do is click inside that box and begin typing your new shortcut into the box.Īs you begin to type your new shortcut, the visual keyboard on your screen will show you in real time which keys already have shortcuts assigned to them. If I want to change this shortcut, I simply hit the little 'x' to the right side of the current assigned shortcut. Once I start typing my desired command, I see in the window below that ripple delete has already been assigned a shortcut. In the search box under the left side of the keyboard, begin typing your command. To create a new keyboard shortcut of your choice, you first need to search for the command that you'd like to assign a shortcut to. This will open the main menu where you can see and adjust your existing keyboard shortcuts. Navigate up to ' Premiere Pro' and click on ' Keyboard Shortcuts'. How to Create A New Keyboard Shortcut in Premiere Pro You have the option to create your own or to use the shortcuts already created within Premiere Pro. Let's walk through how easy it is to set up keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro. Soon, you'll find yourself doing this for a few more common commands and before you know it, you're a faster, more efficient editor.
Then take a look at the keyboard shortcuts for those one or two commands and start using them as you edit. Think through which commands you are using most often as you edit and take mental note. The key is to start with one or two shortcuts at a time. With a little practice, you'll know them like the back of your hand. And it's true, they've saved me hours of time. Over the years, slowly but surely I've learned more than a handful of keyboard shortcuts. It seemed like a long list of letters and numbers and combinations to memorize and frankly it was quicker to just do things the way I knew how. I'll be honest, when I first began editing, keyboard shortcuts felt intimidating.
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