(But yes you can draw your own custom crop area to clip your video to any shape, like a star, pentagon, or a polygon with N-number of corners. In this tutorial we're going to use the rectangle to keep things simple. Under Opacity on Effect Controls tab, you will find circle (sphere), rectangle and free-style pen tool for creating beizer curve crop areas by hand. It can be theoretically called the opacity crop tool. So moving onto another way of adjusting crop area in your video. This is almost always not what you want because it will distort the video unless the crop rectangle you selected matched same ratio of the view. The Zoom checkbox will stretch the clipped area to edges of the video. Now that you have your crop box the way you want it click on Zoom checkbox: All you have to do is click on small reset buttons next to scale and position effects:ĭrag and drop the Crop effect from Effects panel onto the clip:īy changing left, right, top and bottom values (in Effect Controls under Crop effect,) you can adjust the edges of the video and create a crop area within the video itself: Now before using the Crop Effect, let's reset our current crop effect (from previous steps) by resetting position and scale values. Locate the crop effect under Transitions folder: Type the word crop into effects search input box to find the Crop Effect: Now open effects tab by pressing Shift + 7
(Simply click and drag each value to start adjusting it.)Īs long as a rectangular crop is all you're looking for, by adjusting scale and position, you can achieve the crop effect: With effect controls tab open adjust scale and position values. Let's start with a blank project and a simple video: In this tutorial we'll take a look at Crop Effect and Opacity Crop effect.īut the third and best way to do simple rectangle crop is by adjusting scale and position. There are at least 3 different ways to crop a video in Premiere Pro. This video is one of the best examples on YouTube explaining crop effect in Premiere Pro.Īnd now onto the rest of this crop tutorial!
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