THE SHORT ANSWER
Here's the approach.
Premiere Pro 25.2 introduced the released Generative Extend workflow. Select the Generative Extend tool and drag the beginning or end of a clip to request new media. It needs an internet connection because generation uses a cloud model.
Adobe documents a minimum source length of two seconds for video and three seconds for audio, with extensions of up to two seconds of video or ten seconds of audio. Check the generated result before using it. This is generated footage, so it requires editorial review and may use Adobe generative credits under your plan.
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WORKFLOW OVERVIEW
Conceptual workflow: extend a clip edge
Choose an edge
Identify the extra beat your edit needs.
Request frames
Drag with Generative Extend and wait for generation.
Review the result
Play the generated media in context; regenerate if needed.
A conceptual workflow illustration. Follow the version-specific steps below for the actual controls.
Step by step.
Premiere Pro 25.x- 01
Choose the clip edge
Find the beginning or end that needs a little more time. Leave room in the sequence for the extension.
- 02
Generate the extra media
Select the Generative Extend tool in the toolbar, then drag the clip edge to the requested duration. Wait for the generation to finish.
- 03
Review or regenerate
Play the transition or reaction. If it needs another variation, right-click the AI-generated label and choose Regenerate. Revert to Original is available only when the required original media and supported conditions are present.
Another perspective.
Sources & version notes
Written for Adobe Premiere Pro 25.x. Menu names and available features can differ in other versions.
- Adobe: Premiere Pro and After Effects 25.2 release
- Adobe: Add frames using Generative Extend (updated November 2025)
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