You will see the individual layers in your timeline and the images will show in your program monitor. If you choose the last option, you will open your folder (or bin) and you will find the clips like before, but also, there will be a sequence. Transparent backgrounds will show as black in your source monitor. Hint: When you create your Photoshop files, be sure to have a transparent background, if you want to float them over other images. When you open the folder you will see each layer as a separate clip. When you choose this option, all layers will be imported as separate clips that you will find in a folder (or bin) inside your project panel. The first two options are clear, but it gets more interesting when you move to Individual Layers. Sequence – layers will be imported as separate clips, and also will combine them into a sequence.Individual Layers – chosen layers will be imported as separate clips.Merged Layers – will import chosen layers flattened into one clip.Merge all Layers – will import all layers flattened into one clip.

Double click the file or select it and then choose the Import button.Ģ.From Premiere Pro choose File > Import from the top menu and browse to your Photoshop file.To enhance the creativity of a video, or provide graphic features, many times files can be created in Adobe Photoshop and then imported into Adobe Premiere Pro.

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