How to split clip in premiere pro

Adobe Premiere Pro’s default timeline provides plenty of space when you have a few minutes of video in length. But as your project gets complicated as you start adding more texts, clips, pictures, and effects, you’ll need to be able to zoom in on the timeline to fine-tune and make small adjustments in your media files.

That’s where you’ll need to zoom in on the timeline, and in this tutorial, we’ll learn exactly that.

There are two ways to accomplish this, we’ll cover them both.

Zoom and scroll in the timeline

The first way to zoom in on the timeline is to use the slider.

Locate the slider function you see in the image. Grab it by the sides and drag it. If you wish to zoom in on the timeline, shorten its size. And to zoom out the timeline, just increase its length.

How to zoom out in premiere pro

When the slider is as wide as the timeline itself, it means you’ve zoomed out to the most possible extent.

The same button also lets you focus on different sections of the timeline. First, zoom in on the timeline using the method we explained, click on the slider's center and move it around.

It’ll allow you to scrol

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