Premiere offers a few preset workspaces, which is basically different arrangements of panels according to the work you are doing or your preferences. Premiere Pro's main interface is broken up into panels, which are organised in the main application window in an arrangement called a workspace, as mentioned before. As you can see there's also an option to save backup projects to Creative Cloud if you're a Creative Cloud user. Set to automatically save every five minutes and set maximum project versions to ten. For now the only one you are going to set is Auto Save.Īuto Save is a really important preference to check On so that if anything happens with your project, you won't lose your work. Auto Saveīefore we leave menu, go to Premiere Pro > Preferences. This preferences dialogue contains all of the main preferences in Premiere that you may want to set under headings like General, Appearance, Audio, Audio hardware, etc. The window menu also gives you access to all of the panels in Premiere's interface, and you'll find that you'll need to go in here from time to time to make some of these panels visible. You can look through the menu and see if the action or the function you're looking for is in there. However the menu is a good resource to use if you're trying to do something in Premiere, and you can't quite figure it out. A lot of these menu items and features in the menu are redundant and can be performed by pressing a button in Premiere's interface, using a keyboard shortcut, or with a different context menu in one of the panels. Now let's go over the menu. You'll see File, Edit, Clip, Sequence, Markers, Graphics and Titles, View, Window, and Help. This will reset the position of all the panels and all the windows so that it looks just like it does in the screenshot below. Then Window > Workspace > Reset to Saved Layout.
If it doesn't, go to Window > Workspace > Editing. When you open up your project in Premiere Pro, it should look something like this window. You may also tick the little box here to either show or turn off this welcome at startup.
When you open Premiere Pro by default it starts with a little pop-up window which shows you recent projects, gives you an option to create a new project or open an existing project, to learn some aspect of the program or just exit the program.
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