Add Clips To Sequence In Premiere Pro

Steps to add clips to sequence in Premiere Pro

• Create a new project
  • Step 1: Open Premiere Pro, then click the New Project button from the welcome screen.
  • Step 2: Enter a name for your project and adjust settings such as location or scratch disks, then click Create to begin editing.
• Create a sequence
  • Step 3: Click File in the top-left corner, go to New, and select Sequence.
  • Step 4: You have two options:
    • Option 1: Choose a preset setting that Premiere has made up for you.
    • Option 2: Go to the Settings tab and configure your own sequence:
      
      • Choose an Editing Mode
      • Enter a custom resolution (e.g., 1920 x 1080)
      • Set your desired FPS (e.g., 24, 30, or 60 frames per second)
  • Step 5: (Optional) Enter a name for your sequence, then click OK to create it.
• Add clips to sequence
  • Step 6: Import a video by pressing Ctrl + I or by clicking File and selecting Import, then drag the video into the Timeline panel.
  • Step 7: Adjust the video on the timeline to match the sequence settings. (If your video resolution is 1920 x 1080, it will align perfectly with a matching sequence.)

Result: Your video clip is added to the sequence and correctly aligned with your chosen resolution, ready for editing and export.

Tip: If your video doesn’t match the sequence settings, right-click the clip and select Set to Frame Size to auto-fit.