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Adobe Firefly: Assemble clips in Adobe Premiere Pro

Demo summary

The user demonstrates arranging the generated AI video clips on a timeline and scaling them to fit the frame in Premiere Pro.

Step-by-step

  1. Open Premiere Pro
  2. Arrange the generated video clips on the timeline scene by scene in their original order
  3. Adjust the timeline zoom to see all clips
  4. Select clips that do not fill the frame
  5. Scale the clips up until they fit the full frame

Tips

  • Ensure you match the video sequence to the order of the initial images used for generation

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