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Today, Mytour will walk you through how to rotate your video clip in Adobe Premiere Pro to the angle and direction you desire.
Steps
Start or open a project in Adobe Premiere Pro. Begin by double-clicking the application icon with the "Pr" label, then click on File in the top menu bar.
- Click New... to create a new project or Open... to open an existing one.
- If the video you want to rotate isn't already in the project, import it by clicking File and selecting Import....
Click and drag the video you want to rotate from the "Project" tab to the timeline.
Click on the video to select it.
Click on Effect Controls (Effect Controls). This tab is located at the top left of the window.
Click on the Motion (Motion) option near the top of the "Effect Controls" menu.
Click on the Rotation (Rotation) option in the middle of the menu.
Enter the angle at which you want to rotate. Type the degree value into the field next to the Rotation label.
- To rotate the video upside down, enter "180."
- For a half-vertical and half-horizontal rotation, enter "90" for clockwise or "270" for counterclockwise.
- This rotation will cause some images to be cut off and black bars to appear on the clip. To fix this, you can adjust the angle:
- Click on Sequence in the menu bar and select Sequence Settings near the top.
- Swap the numbers in the "Frame Size:" section of the "Video" settings in the dialog box. For example, if the frame size is "1080 horizontal" and "1920 vertical," switch them to "1920 horizontal" and "1080 vertical."
- Click OK, then click OK again.
- Your video is now rotated, and you can edit or combine it with other videos.
