Import to Adobe Premiere FAQ​

1. Can I export clips to Adobe Premiere?​

Yes, you can click on "Export to XML" on the result page for specific short videos. Exclusively for
Pro Plan users​
a. Once you have the results from OpusClip, navigate to the clip you want to export​
b. Click 'Export to XML' to download the video​
c. Locate and unzip the downloaded file​
d. Import the '.xml' and '.srt' files into Adobe​

2. What's included in the exported files?​

The exported file will include three components:​
1. The original raw video​
2. A '.xml' file containing the generated clip content with auto captions, auto reframe and B-
Rolls(if has)​
3. A '.srt' file providing captions with timestamps​
Please note: Auto captions generated by OpusClip will be exported as overlays and cannot be
edited in Premiere Pro. Kindly make sure that you have completed the caption adjustment
within the OpusClip editor and saved it before exporting the XML file. If you want to add
captions using Premiere, you can import the '.srt' files into Premiere and edit style and effects in
Premiere.​

3. What can I do when I export a clip file to Adobe

Premiere? ​
When exporting a clip file to Adobe Premiere, you gain versatile editing capabilities:​
1. Precise Editing: Perform detailed tasks such as removing frames or adjusting caption
timestamps.​
2. Trim & Extend: Easily adjust video duration by utilizing added seconds on either side of each
clip​
 ◦ Extend middle clips by up to 10 seconds.​
◦ Extend the start and end of the video by up to 30 seconds.​
3. Reframing: Achieve varied visual perspectives by adjusting framing and composition.​
4. Further Enhancements: Customize your video with sound effects, music, transitions, and
more. Add more fancy effects to auto captions, like resize, rotate, replace.​
4. How can I reframe videos in Adobe Premiere Pro?​
a. Import the ".xml" file.​
b. Select a specific clip in the timeline or double click on the frame you want to edit.​
c. Adjust the Crop ratio in the "Effect Controls" panel.​
d. Drag and reposition the framing as desired.​

5. Can I export animated captions to Adobe Premiere?​

Yes, animated captions generated by OpusClip will be exported as overlays and cannot be
edited in Premiere Pro. Kindly make sure that you have completed the caption adjustment
within the OpusClip editor and saved it before exporting the XML file. If you want to add
captions using Premiere, you can import the '.srt' files into Premiere and edit style and effects in
Premiere.​

6. Can I export multiple short videos to Adobe Premiere

at once?​
Unfortunately we do not support exporting multiple shorts. You need export each short video
one at a time. After downloading the corresponding .xml files, you can import multiple files into
Adobe Premiere at once for efficient management.​

7. Can I export my history projects to Adobe Premier Pro?​

Yes, once you upgrade to the Pro Plan, you'll be able to render and download XML files directly
from the result page. ​
Just a friendly reminder, please make sure to export your files before your project expires.​
8. Can I export b-rolls with clips? ​
Yes, we support exporting b-rolls with raw clip video. To do this, enable the 'Auto B-rolls' option
in the OpusClip web editor, save and compile the short videos, and then export and import the
XML file into Premiere. You will then be able to see the exported b-roll in the Premiere Pro
timeline.​

9. Can I export the short videos to Final Cut Pro?​

.xml files can be imported into major video editors, although there may be slight variations in
how these editors interpret the xml format. For a smoother experience, we recommend
exporting short videos to Adobe Premiere Pro for further editing.​