How to cut in premiere pro

Video editing often eats up more hours than you’d like, even for seasoned pros. Luckily, there are always tools and techniques to cut down on small, time-consuming tasks—like Premiere Pro’s Ripple Edit Tool. 

In this tutorial, we’ll explain what the Ripple Edit Tool is, how to master it, and how to pair it with other features in Premiere Pro to speed up your editing.

What is the Ripple Edit Tool?

The Ripple Edit Tool in Premiere Pro helps you adjust the length of a clip without changing the overall flow of your project.

Imagine you’re editing a sequence of video clips, and you realize one clip is a bit too long or too short.

Here’s what the this tool does:

• Shorten or lengthen clips: When you use the Ripple Edit Tool, you can click or drag the start or end of a clip to change its length.
• Automatic adjustments: As you change the clip’s length, the tool automatically shifts the adjacent clips in the timeline.

  If you shorten the clip, it closes the gap by moving the next clip forward. If you lengthen it

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