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How to change the duration of all your still images in the timeline

November 13, 2017 By Premiere Pro Tricks 2 Comments

Have you ever imported a bunch of photos, perhaps you are working on a slideshow, and placed them on your timeline only to figure out later that all the still images have a duration that is to long or too short? There’s a real easy way to change those images all at once.

First Select all the still images in your timeline that you would like to change.

How to change duration of still images in your timeline

Right click on them and select “Speed/Duration…”

How to change duration of still images in your timeline

Change the duration to the length you want. In this example I want to go from 3 seconds per image to a new duration of 1 second per image.

How to change duration of still images in your timeline

Make sure the you checkmark the “Ripple Edit, Shifting Trailing Clips” option so your changes don’t create any gaps.

How to change duration of still images in your timeline

After you hit ok all of you still images will be 1 second each.

How to change duration of still images in your timeline

Hope you liked this tip. If you have any suggestions, comments or a different different way of doing it, please leave a comment below.

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  1. ALAN E VARGAS says

    June 22, 2019 at 2:11 pm

    Thank you for this, I was making a memorial video for my uncle and I realized the photo time was too short, a lot of of other videos or guides showed the method about going to editing the general timeline which was too late for me as I had already inputed all the photos. Thank you!

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    • Premiere Pro Tricks says

      July 1, 2019 at 1:06 am

      You are very welcome Alan! I’m glad to have helped.

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