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The Auto Reframe is an option within Adobe Premiere Pro that allows for a quick and easy way to change the aspect ratio on a single clip or full sequence.

Auto Reframe on a single clip

Create a new Sequence within your Premier Pro project file.

Change the frame size to your needs.

16:9 aspect ratio - i.e. 1920 x 1080

9:16 aspect ratio - i.e. 1080 x 1920

1:1 aspect ratio - i.e. 1080 x 1080

Name your sequence for easier navigation and click OK to create the sequence and proceed.

In the Project Panel, right click and chose the Import option.

Navigate to your clip(s), select them and click Import.

Hold and drag the clip into your timeline.

Make sure to choose the Keep existing settings option when this error comes up to keep your desired aspect ratio.

Look up Auto Reframe effect within your Effects panel.

Hold and drag the effect on top of your clip.

Click the Analyze button to automatically reframe your clip to existing sequence.

You can change the Motion Tracking approach to one that suits your project best. It tells the effect how much should it be following the action within the shot.

Slower Motion - Best option for when there is very little or no camera motion

Default - Option for content where there is more motion within the shot.

Faster Motion - Use when there is a lot of motion in the footage and you want the Auto-Reframe effect to follow the action.

You can adjust the overall offset and scale of your clip after it gets reframed.

You can also overwrite automatically generated keyframes by checking the box. It will allow you to adjust the position of each keyframe to your needs.

Auto Reframe a Sequence

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