When working in Adobe Premiere Pro, we can easily export the frame that is currently being viewed in the preview viewport. If we want to take a screenshot of a clip in Adobe Premiere Pro, this is how to do it.
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Here’s a quick video on how to take a screenshot with Adobe Premiere Pro…
Premiere Screenshots Step-By-Step
Below the video preview area in Premiere, is a series of icons. There is an icon of a camera. It is labeled “Export Frame.”
Click the camera icon and a window appears.
Alternatively, the keyboard shortcut to export the current frame in Adobe Premiere is “Ctrl + Shift + E” or “Command + Shift + E” on a Mac.
Here we can select a file name, format, and destination path for our saved screenshot.
And that’s it. That’s how to save a screenshot of the current frame in Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Brandon Stocking
