How to change the language on Premiere Pro?

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Premiere Pro is a video-editing program. It's one of the best programs on the market. Premiere Pro offers a wide range of features, and projects can be modified to suit your needs.

In this article, we will discover how do I change the language in Premiere Pro?

This video explains in detail how to change the language in Premiere Pro :

Change the language on Premiere Pro

Change Premiere Pro language: How do I change the language in Premiere Pro?

If you want to change the language of your project in Premiere Pro, here are the steps to follow:

  • First, ron the software ;
  • Then open a new project ;
  • When you have the display of a new project, do Ctrl + F12 if you are on Windows, if you are on Mac, do Fn + Command + F12;

New F12 project

  • Next, a console window will open;
  • Click on the three strokes next to the Console window;

PR Console

  • And click on Debug Database view ;

Debug Database View

  • Several parameters will then be displayed, look for the word application on the search bar at the top ;
  • Two parameters will be displayed: click on Application Language ;

Application language

  • If you want to change the original language which is displayed next to it, enter the codes. Codes for other countries will be displayed on the Internet;
  • How do I set Adobe Premiere to French? Just enter the code for French (en_Fr);
  • To set Adobe Premiere to English, simply enter the code for English (en-En).

Change of languages

  • You will then need to click on the top three lines, then close the panel;

close panel

  • Finally, you must restart the software to apply changes.

For more customization, discover how to change logo on Premiere Pro video among our articles!

How to change your Premiere Pro transcription language

Adobe Premiere offers users a wide range of options, including change the dimensions of a video and also change the language of the transcription!

If you want to change the language of your transcripts in Premiere Pro, you have two options:

From Premiere Pro :

  1. Click on the Window option, then Text.
  2. In the Transcription tab, press the button “Create a transcription” and select the settings that correspond to your transcription.
  3. Click on the drop-down menu Language to select the desired language and press the icon. Download to download the language module onto your system.

When you download Premiere Pro, English is already included, but you can install additional language packs if needed.

From the Creative Cloud application: 

  1. In the Creative Cloud application, select youll applications in the left-hand navigation pane.
  2. Select More actions linked to Premiere Pro. Then opt for Complementary modules.
  3. In this section, choose your language and select Add to this list.

When you reopen Premiere Pro, the changes you've made will apply immediately. In other words, if you've changed the language from French to English, it will show, even if you haven't yet opened a new project.

In summary, these are a few techniques for changing the language in Premiere Pro and also for changing the language of the transcript. Now all you have to do is get started, and ask us in the Comments section if you have any questions on the subject!

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