Add a Border for a Picture in Picture (PIP) in Premiere Pro

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Thankyou So much you saved my day...

THANKS FOR NICE AND EASY VIDEO

Thank you so much Sir.

This was helpful, thanks. It just frustrates me that there's not a simple, explicit way to add a border to an inset photo or video. I came to Premiere Pro from PowerDirector, and things like this are simple and intuitive to do in PowerDirector -- I don't know why Adobe needs to make things so difficult.

This did not work for me. I found a different method where the guy created the border via a drop shadow. That method worked for me.

not showing the border on video clip.

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Thanks for the tip !

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Super helpful! I also checked the "ignore alpha" box, then copy pasted both the alpha adjust and paint bucket to the rest of my pictures (130 pictures btw) and it did a perfect border around them even though they are different sizes. Brilliant!

Thanks for the tutorial!

thanks mate!!

i got a weird black edge around my image that was larger than the initial image ( weird) but clicking "ignore alpha" fixed it and left me with my colored border!

Well explained. Thanks!

Great video! Pr released a new version recently with a lot of changes. So I don't see some of the effects as you described to add. I find Effects/Video Effects/Adjust/ and no Alpha Adjust in there. Would you know what it was changed to? Thanks, Gary

thanks!

In my Adobe Premiere 6.0 and then a little later on in my Adobe Pro 1.5 I had the ability to add and change the thickness of a colored border only on the edges of the, "video transition" not the entire clip! Now that I'm in Premiere 2022 how do I achieve this? The only option it gives me is the duration of the video transition! So in other words I just want to put a colored blue border, kind of thick on the edge of a push or slide! Can you tell me that?