Using the settings below, I'll create presets for each aspect ratio. You can format everything in export settings, and then create presets to automate your exports. First, I’ll go to File > Export > Media to open up the Export Settings dialog box. If you fall under this category, don't worry.
This is a luxury that many editors just don't have. I can now find the presets under the Custom folder in the Sequence Presets tab.Ĭreating custom sequence presets and using them to edit specifically for Instagram can take a lot of extra time. I need to repeat this process for each aspect ratio. Once I’m happy with the specifications, I will click on the Save Preset button and then I can add a name and description. Here’s where you can type in the custom specs to match the desired platform. Since I’m working with 1920x1080 source footage, the resolutions listed below will work best for each corresponding aspect ratio. In the New Sequence dialog box, click on the Settings tab. To reuse these sequences over and over again, you can save them out as sequence presets. If you’re regularly publishing to Instagram, it makes sense to create Instagram-friendly sequences for these platforms in Adobe Premiere Pro. Here’s a closer look at the aspect ratio and video length requirements of each particular platform.ġ5 seconds-10 minutes in length (up to 60 minutes for larger accounts) These include landscape 16:9 for horizontal video, 4:5 and 9:16 for vertical video, and 1:1 for square. Each platform has its own tech specs which often lead to confusion for editors. One of the main points of confusion is the number of possible aspect ratios you can use when exporting for Instagram. These include the main feed, Stories, and the newly released Instagram TV. When publishing to Instagram, you have a number of options regarding platforms. I suggest that you bookmark this page, as you’ll want to refer back to this information often. (Plus these 5 Most Helpful Premiere Pro Editing Workflow Tutorials.)
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If you're interested in some other editing tips and tricks though, be sure to check out our guide on How to Use the New Adobe Fonts in Premiere Pro and How to Create Comic Book Style Speech Bubbles in After Effects. In this tutorial, we’re going to take a closer look at how to properly work with Adobe Premiere Pro footage that’s destined for Instagram. Up your Instagram game in Premiere Pro with these tips.
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