User Manual

Importing and adding media

Last updated 11/5/2019

Here are a few ways you can share files between Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements:

• Organize your photos, video clips, and audio clips in either Premiere Elements or Photoshop Elements. Find the

assets using Elements Organizer in either application and add them to a project.

• Capture video in Premiere Elements and open it from the Elements Organizer and create and edit still images from

the video.

• (Windows only) Create a slideshow in Photoshop Elements 6.0 or later with captions, transitions, effects, music,

narration, graphics, and titles. Import the slideshow into Premiere Elements to edit further or burn to DVD.

Alternatively, import individual photos into Premiere Elements and create the slideshow there.note: The Send To

Adobe Premiere Elements command in Photoshop Elements works only when you use Photoshop Elements 6.0 or later

with Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0 or later.

• Customize menu templates in Photoshop Elements, and then use them in your Premiere Elements project. (Menu

templates are PSD files stored in the Premiere Elements application folder.)

• Create a Photoshop Elements file with your video project’s settings, enhance it in Photoshop Elements, and then use

it in Premiere Elements.