00:00Exporting your custom keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Premiere Pro CC involves saving your
00:04custom layout as a preset within the app and then locating the generated file on
00:08your computer to back it up or transfer it to another machine.
00:11Here is the step-by-step process. Open the keyboard shortcuts menu,
00:15launch Premiere Pro, and go to the top menu bar.
00:18Choose Edit Then Keyboard Shortcuts on Windows or Premiere Pro,
00:22Then Keyboard Shortcuts on macOS. Alternatively, use the shortcut key
00:27combination Control plus Alt plus K on Windows or Comd plus Alt plus K on macOS.
00:32Save your custom preset, ensure your custom keyboard layout is currently active,
00:37click the Save As button next to the preset drop down menu,
00:40type in a distinct name for your custom shortcut set, and click OK.
00:45This action creates an official .caze file saved directly inside your Adobe user profile directories.
00:51Open your file explorer, finder, close or minimize Premiere Pro and navigate to your computer's
00:56local documents folder where Adobe stores user profiles.
00:59Windows, open file explorer and go to documents, then Adobe, then Premiere Pro,
01:04then your version number, then profile, username, then when,
01:08locate, and copy the .caze file. Find the file ending with the .caze extension that
01:13matches the custom preset name you just created. Copy this file, transfer or backup, paste the copy
01:18.caze file onto an external USB flash drive, email it to yourself, or upload it to a cloud storage
01:23platform like Google Drive or Dropbox to safely store or move it to a new computer.
01:27Import on a new computer, to use these shortcuts on another machine, place the .caze file into the
01:33exact same file path directory, documents, then Adobe, then Premiere Pro, then version number,
01:40then profile, username, then Win or Mac on the destination computer. Open Premiere Pro there,
01:47go back to keyboard shortcuts, and your preset will be available in the drop down menu.
01:51You can review official instructions on Adobe support for any platform specific adjustments.
01:56Independent film editor, exporting KEY board shortcuts, in Adobe Premiere Pro.
02:02Save custom keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro via edit, then keyboard shortcuts, customize,
02:07click save as, and name the preset. Practical tech fixes, how to export keyboard shortcuts,
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