How to Import PowerPoint into Adobe Premiere

Convert PowerPoint presentation to mp4 video for editing in Adobe Premiere

Every time when people talk about the best video editor, Adobe Premiere will probably on the top of the list. Adobe Premiere is a great video editing tool with timeline and special effects. After nearly two decades of improvements, it provides rock-solid video editing features and tight integration with other software packages in the Adobe Creative Suite, like Adobe After Effects. One of Premiere's killer features is the built-in speech-to-text function, which creates a search ready index of spoken words in your video.

If you want to share your PowerPoint on YouTube, but think the default PowerPoint effects like animations, transitions are not good enough, you can further beautify it using Adobe Premiere. Although Adobe Premiere has wide range support for video, audio and image formats like AVI, MP4, MOV, WMV, VOB, SWF, AAC, MP3, JPEG, GIF, etc., you cannot directly import PowerPoint files into Adobe Premiere.

By converting PowerPoint to video, you can easily import PowerPoint to Adobe Premiere. Moyea PPT to Video Converter, a professional PowerPoint (.ppt, .pptx, .pps, .ppsx) to video converter, will convert PowerPoint to Adobe Premiere supported videos with all the original PowerPoint elements including animations, transitions, music and video clips. Free download and install via the link:

How to import PowerPoint into Adobe Premiere with transitions, animations, music and video clips

Step 1: Import PowerPoint files.
Run the best PowerPoint converter and click “Add” to load PowerPoint files to the program. It supports batch conversion so you can add multiple PowerPoint files and convert to videos at a time in turn.

Step 2: Choose an output video format.
Click on the dropdown menu of “Profile” and then move your mouse pointer to “Common Video” and choose “MP4-MPEG-4 Video (*.mp4)” as output video format. You can also choose any other Adobe Premiere supported video formats like AVI, WMV, MOV, VOB, FLV, etc.

Step 3: Adjust audio and video parameters.
The converter provides many video profiles with preset video and audio parameters. You can click “Settings” to modify video and audio parameters like video/audio codec, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel, etc. You can also save your settings as a new profile for future usage.

Step 4: Convert PowerPoint to video for Adobe Premiere.
When everything is ready, click the “Start” button; it will convert PowerPoint to MP4 for Adobe Premiere automatically.

Now you can import the output videos into Adobe Premiere and further edit your PowerPoint with the Adobe Premiere’s advanced video effects.