Did you know that there are 4 different ways to add effects to your clip in Adobe Premiere Pro (and if you stick to the end I will give you a time-saving tip about the last one that you probably didn’t know about).

What if you could take any image from the internet and move it straight into Adobe Premiere Pro without having to save it first. Well, now you can, and I will show you how.

If you are trying to align audio in Adobe Premiere Pro, but it doesn’t seem to work, here’s a quick tip that you can try to align the audio peaks perfectly.

If you want to stop Adobe After Effects from creating a new composition whenever you import a video file, this is how easy you can do that.

If you want to learn how to animate words in an easy way in Adobe After Effects, here are 9 examples of how you can do it.

If you want to scale or resize a shape in only one direction in Adobe After Effects, for example left, up, right, down, I will show you how in this blog post.

If you have a stroke around your shape in Adobe After Effects that you want to have on the inside or outside of your shape instead of having it centered on the border, here are two ways of doing that.

If you want a text in your video inside Adobe Premiere Pro to “glow”, just like a neon sign, this is how easy you can achieve that.

Instead of basic boring captions, you can make your text grab more attention by making them appear word by word. This is how you can do it inside Adobe Premiere Pro.

If you have problems exporting from Adobe Premiere Pro to Media Encoder and it says “error retrieving frame” when hovering over the “status column”, here are 6 solutions that you can try.

What is the best file structure (or project folder setup) for video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro (or any other software)? I have a setup that I’ve followed for many years and it all comes down to 4 simple folders.