Premiere Pro · Exporting and delivery
How to export multiple sequences at once in Premiere Pro
Short answer
Select the sequences in the Project panel, choose File > Export > Media, and send them to Adobe Media Encoder. Set the preset for each in the queue and click Start Queue.
In Premiere Pro
01
Select the sequences
In the Project panel, Cmd-click or Ctrl-click every sequence or clip to export.
02
Queue them
Choose File > Export > Media. With several items selected, Premiere sends them to Media Encoder. Or drag them from the Project panel into Media Encoder's queue.
03
Set one preset
In Media Encoder, select all the queue items and pick a preset from the Preset Browser, or drag a preset onto them.
04
Set the output
Click the Output File link to set the folder for each item.
05
Start
Click Start Queue (the green play button).
- You can keep editing in Premiere while Media Encoder renders, though it slows both down.
Eddie AI
Do it in Eddie
Ask Eddie to export every edit, and it renders them one after another.
Say "Export all my edits as MP4s." Eddie exports them one at a time and returns one link per edit. There's no single button that exports every edit into one file. Timeline exports to Premiere are also per edit, at 100 credits each.
From the help center
Questions
- Can I export multiple clips from one sequence?
- Mark each section with in and out points and queue each one, or split them into separate sequences.
- Do I need Media Encoder to batch export?
- Yes. Premiere's own Export mode exports one item at a time.