What is Ctrl + Shift + G in Premiere Pro?

Ctrl + Shift + G (Windows) or Cmd + Shift + G (macOS) is a keyboard shortcut in Adobe Premiere Pro that ungroups selected clips. Ungrouping clips is the opposite of grouping clips. When you ungroup clips, they are no longer treated as a single unit, and you can edit them individually.

How to ungroup clips with Ctrl + Shift + G

  1. Select the grouped clips you want to ungroup.
  2. Press Ctrl + Shift + G (Windows) or Cmd + Shift + G (macOS).
  3. The grouped clips will be ungrouped and will appear as separate clips in the Timeline panel.

What happens when clips are ungrouped

When clips are ungrouped, they will no longer behave as a single unit in the Timeline panel. You can move, resize, and apply effects to ungrouped clips individually. Any edits you make to one ungrouped clip will not be applied to the other ungrouped clips.

Benefits of ungrouping clips

There are several benefits to ungrouping clips in Premiere Pro:

  • Edit clips individually: Ungrouping clips allows you to edit clips individually, which can give you more control over the editing process. This is especially useful when you need to make precise edits to specific clips.
  • Make adjustments to individual clips: Ungrouping clips allows you to make adjustments to individual clips, such as changing the opacity or applying effects. This can help you achieve the exact look and feel you want for your video.
  • Gain more flexibility: Ungrouping clips can give you more flexibility when editing your video. This is especially useful if you decide to change the order of your clips or add new clips to your project.

Overall, Ctrl + Shift + G is a useful keyboard shortcut that allows you to quickly ungroup clips in Premiere Pro. Ungrouping clips can give you more control over the editing process, allow you to make adjustments to individual clips, and give you more flexibility when editing your video.

I hope this article was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

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