Switch and reset workspaces
Choose a layout in Window › Workspaces. If you have moved panels around and want the layout back, use Window › Reset to Saved Layout.
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Switch to another workspace
- Open Window › Workspaces.
- Choose a layout, for example Editing, Color or Audio.
VLPremiere Pro has ten standard workspaces: Editing, Effects, Color, Audio, Captions and Graphics, Learning, Essentials, Assembly, Review, and Vertical / Shorts. There are also extra workspaces: Voiceover, All Panels, and a classic editing layout with every panel where long-time editors expect it.
Rearrange panels
- Drag a panel by its tab to dock it in another group or at an edge of the window.
- Drag a panel out to undock it into a floating window.
Save, reset or delete a layout
Four commands manage your layouts:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| Save as New Workspace… | Saves the current arrangement as a new workspace with its own name. |
| Save Changes to This Workspace | Updates the workspace you are in with the current arrangement. |
| Reset to Saved Layout (⌥⇧0) | Puts the panels back the way the workspace was last saved. |
| Delete This Workspace | Removes a workspace you saved. The standard ones always stay. |
The Voiceover and Vertical / Shorts workspaces are hidden while their module is switched off; see Show or hide tools in Settings › Modules.
Your saved workspaces appear by name in Window › Workspaces, next to the standard ones.
Tip: if a panel seems to have disappeared, choose Window › Reset to Saved Layout, or switch to All Panels to find it.
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