Premiere Pro Club

Terms of Use

Premiere Pro Club is a free collection of editing guides for Adobe Premiere Pro. You can read and use the guides without an account, and nothing on the site is sold. These terms explain what you can expect from the guides and how you may reuse them.

An independent site

Premiere Pro Club is not part of Adobe and is not endorsed by Adobe. Adobe, Premiere Pro, Creative Cloud and related names are trademarks of Adobe; they appear here only to describe the software the guides cover.

Using the guides

Every guide is written against Adobe's documentation and the version of Premiere Pro current when it was written. Adobe renames menus and moves panels between releases, so check each step against your own version before you rely on it. Before you follow steps that change files, such as updating the app, relinking media or replacing clips, save the project and keep a copy you can return to.

The guides are provided as they are, without a warranty that they fit your system, footage or deadline. To the extent the law allows, Premiere Pro Club is not liable for lost work, missed deliveries or other damage that results from following or misreading a guide. Nothing here limits rights that cannot be limited by law.

Reusing the content

The text and images on this site belong to Premiere Pro Club. You're welcome to quote a short passage with a link back to the guide it came from. Republishing whole guides, copying images or feeding the articles into another site or product needs written permission first.

Guides link to Adobe's help pages and other outside sources so you can check a claim at its origin. Those sites are run by others, and their own terms and policies apply once you follow a link.

Changes to these terms

These terms may change as the site grows, for example if a newsletter is added. The current version is always the one on this page.