Body: <p>I have several long videos that I need to export as individual clips, instead of a completed sequence. The goal is to have a library of clips that a coworker of mine can pull from to make Tik Tok or Instagram videos.</p>
  <p>I've tried <em>Render &amp; Replace</em> and the Project Manager's <em>Consolidate &amp; Transcode</em> option, but neither achieve what I'm after. The exported clips have no color correction, no stabilization, no keyframes, and they don't reflect how they were sized/cropped within the sequence (for example the clips I filmed 16x9 but were cropped in the 9x16 sequence export as their 16x9 originals).</p>
  <p>The only real workaround I can think of is to turn each clip into a nested sequence and then select/export those from the Project window. That will become a time consuming process and I'm hoping there's a faster way.</p>
  <p><strong>TL:DR - Is it possible to batch export individual clips from a sequence with the effects, sizing, etc. applied?</strong></p>
  
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Comments.Text: The nesting method I mentioned does work...and it's as time consuming as I figured it'd be.
Comments.UserDisplayName: Manly
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Comments.Text: This would be a great feature to include with media management - I'm very surprised it doesn't work with "render and replace". If R&R does work on a nested clip/effect though, there may be a faster spin on your workaround: Could you nest the entire timeline, run 'scene edit detection' on the long nested sequence to recreate your cut points, and then render/replace to get a collection of individual clips with effects applied?
Comments.UserDisplayName: everandoak
Tags: <premiere><export><render>
Title: Premiere Pro: export individual clips from sequence with all effects applied
UserDisplayName: Manly
ThreadText: # Premiere Pro: export individual clips from sequence with all effects applied
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-17)
  
  I have several long videos that I need to export as individual clips, instead of a completed sequence. The goal is to have a library of clips that a coworker of mine can pull from to make Tik Tok or Instagram videos.
  
  I've tried *Render & Replace* and the Project Manager's *Consolidate & Transcode* option, but neither achieve what I'm after. The exported clips have no color correction, no stabilization, no keyframes, and they don't reflect how they were sized/cropped within the sequence (for example the clips I filmed 16x9 but were cropped in the 9x16 sequence export as their 16x9 originals).
  
  The only real workaround I can think of is to turn each clip into a nested sequence and then select/export those from the Project window. That will become a time consuming process and I'm hoping there's a faster way.
  
  **TL:DR - Is it possible to batch export individual clips from a sequence with the effects, sizing, etc. applied?**
  
  **Tags:** premiere, export, render
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_0**: The nesting method I mentioned does work...and it's as time consuming as I figured it'd be.  
  > **username_1**: This would be a great feature to include with media management - I'm very surprised it doesn't work with "render and replace". If R&R does work on a nested clip/effect though, there may be a faster spin on your workaround: Could you nest the entire timeline, run 'scene edit detection' on the long nested sequence to recreate your cut points, and then render/replace to get a collection of individual clips with effects applied?  
  
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