Once you’ve made the modifications to the keyboard shortcuts, you can create a Custom layout by selecting “Save As”at the top of the window. Remove the existing keyboard shortcut combinations by hitting the small “x” within the box of that hotkey/combination of keys If a keyboard shortcut is already listed next to your selected Command, you can either:Īdd an another keyboard shortcut combination by clicking to the right of existing keyboard shortcuts and typing the hotkey/combination of keys you want to assign that Command If no keyboard shortcut is listed under the “Shortcut” column, click once and then type the hotkey/combination of keys you want to assign that Command Highlight the item under the “Command” column you want to modify Locate the tool or shortcut you want to modify by using the search bar in the bottom left Key table: shows what commands modifier keys link to when combined with a key clicked on the keyboard diagram Search bar and table: type in either tool names, commands, or letters/numbers to reveal related keyboard shortcuts below Keys with both purple and green represent keys that have both Panel and Application commands
Green keys represent shortcuts that are specific to Panels within Premiere Purple keys represent shortcuts that apply throughout the whole Premiere application Keyboard Diagram: click each key to view its assigned commands in the lower right corner, hover to view a list of commands as a tool tip, click modifier keys to view associated keyboard shortcuts Keyboard Layout Preset dropdown: select from pre-made keyboard layouts or your own saved layoutsĬommands dropdown: changes the view of which workspace panel the keyboard diagram below refers to In this window, you’ll see several drop downs, a diagram of the keyboard, and a few menus: Highlight “Premiere Pro” in the navigation bar To locate Premiere Pro’s keyboard customization feature: That’s why implementing keyboard shortcuts for every repeatable command is critical for video editors to stay on-time and on-budget.īefore digging into our top 5 recommended Adobe Premiere Keyboard Shortcuts, it’s important to delineate how you customize the keyboard for your best usage: It’s easy to overlook how much time each mouse movement, each click, and each menu navigation actually adds to your overall time editing a project. That being said, one of the best ways to speed up your editing time is to incorporate the use of keyboard shortcuts into your workflow.
#HOW TO ASSIGN HOTKEY ADOBE PREMIER PRO#
I’ve discovered some of my most-used Premiere Pro features by accidentally pressing a combination of keys that I hadn’t previously pressed. For as long as I’ve been editing on Premiere, there are still times where I happen upon unknown features and tools. What do your Premiere Pro keyboard shortcuts look like? Share your techniques in the comments below.It’s no exaggeration to say that Adobe Premiere Pro CC is an insanely deep and intricate program with nearly innumerable attributes and workspaces. Premiere Pro saves any changes and additions you make to custom keyboard presets, so it’s encouraged that you name the preset to something other than “Custom” (and remember to save with each change you make). So your most commonly used shortcuts are readily available to you whenever you need them. Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut 3: Assigning the Same Shortcut for Different ActionsĪnother handy feature in all of this is the ability to have the same keyboard shortcut (in Osborn’s example, one mapped for Import) within both the Application and Panel Commands. The process of distinguishing between Application Commands and Panel Commands is made obvious by Premiere Pro in the Commands Menu and the Commands drop-down. Osborn uses the command Import as an example to explain the difference between Application and Panel Command Shortcuts. So, if you scroll down to view the various Panels offered in Premiere, your shortcuts will be green. So, all of your basic editing moves - Marking In, Marking Out, Slide Tool, etc. Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut 2: Purple and Green CommandsĪpplication Commands are colored purple. This section also allows you to add or delete different commands to this list. Premiere Pro Keyboard Shortcut 1: Dragging the Key to Actionĭragging your target shortcut key (in the case above, F3) to the desired action (in this case, Add or Remove Audio Keyframe) is an incredibly easy way to assign keyboard shortcuts. Premiere Pro also includes the Modifier list, showing every possible modifier combination for a particular key.
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