The Essential Preset Pack for Premiere Pro

$29.99

Our very first preset pack – the one we couldn’t edit without. A selection of 80 must-have presets. Includes transitions, slides, zoom, audio tools, and more.

Details

ontains 80 utterly essential presets. With The Essentials Preset Pack for Premiere Pro, your images will slide around the screen with improved smoothness; subtitles will pop with more flair; and your voice will sound even better. These are broken down into seven different folders: Tools, Audio FX, Video FX, Transitions, Slides, Subtitles, and Zooms.

These presets are the primary editing tools our team uses on a daily basis – all in one convenient pack. Whether you’re a beginner or intermediate editor, there’s something here that will help you on your editing journey.

The transition presets have been updated to work with the latest version of Premiere Pro. If you are using a version of Premiere Pro older than 2019 you may encounter some issues with GPU accelerated effects. This preset pack was handmade by our founder Finzar.

Thank you for purchasing our presets and supporting our shop. Happy editing!

Also included in: The Ultimate Bundle, The Ultimate Bundle PLUS, and The Ultimate Bundle MEGA

What’s inside?

Includes 80 essential presets split into seven folders. They are:

Tools: Five everyday presets: basic 3D, crop, drop shadow, green screen, and transform.

Audio FX: 14 pre-programmed audio effects, including flanger, reverb, sexy voice, anti-pop, and more.

Video FX: 11 video effects that alter the look of your footage, including a 3D pan, pixelated, animated turbulent displace, and three different blur presets.

Slides: Five smooth slide ins and five slide outs.

Transitions: 12 sliding transition presets and one master mirror preset to make the transitions work.

Zooms: 18 zoom presets that zoom into different areas of the screen.

Subtitles: 10 subtitle presets, including a pop-in, reverse stretch, skew, and rotate.

How to install presets

– Download your presets from your confirmation email and unzip your .ZIP file. Make sure you save your .PRFPSET file in a safe location on your computer.

– Open Premiere Pro and head to the effects tab. If you can’t see the effects tab, click ‘Window’, then enable ‘Effects’.

– In the effects tab, right-click on the ‘Presets’ section. You will see the option to ‘Import Presets’.

– Click ‘Import Presets’ and find the location where you saved your .PRFPSET presets.

– Double click the .PRFPSET file. Your import is now complete. You should now see your presets in the preset folder in Premiere Pro.