How to Make a Countdown in Premiere Pro SUPER EASILY

How to Make a Countdown in Premiere Pro

In this video you’ll discover how to make a countdown timer in Premiere Pro easily! This countdown timer can be quickly done in a few simple steps. This timer can create suspense in your videos and knowing how to create a countdown timer in Premiere Pro can really take your videos to the next level.

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[robertmurrayduncan]

Great demo. Precise, to the point and moves along with no excess dribble. Thank you!

[AntoniGawlikowski]

Thanks so much for this tutorial! It's simple, informative and without any unnecessary padding - top-notch! :)

[red_reyes]

This is simple and straight to the point! Thanks!

[benjaminvoss]

Thank you for the great tutorial! When I nest my sequence it reverses my Blend mode (which I changed for a little different look of the timer) before in the Effects control. Is there a way change the blend mode after I nested the sequence?

[EditwithJB]

I learned 3 new things in this video and i've been using Premiere for a decade. thx!

[marcuscarter]

Hi, the adjustment layer cropped everything below it so I changed it to a transparent video layer and that worked fine. Thanks for the tutorial.

[roulette-professional]

Perfect! Exactly what I needed - thank you . . .

[lightsourcejourneys]

Quick and to the point. Good stuff. Thanks!

[gonzo_villasmil]

Great tutorial! straight to the point. Super helpful man, thank you!

[OSSMediaLimited]

Tyler thank you again mate, you're content is quality and always straight to the point absolutely amazing work thank you :)

[jeremyjohnson]

Perfect. Exactly what I wanted/needed. Thanks for making this video about the CONTENT instead of YOU. Very helpful.

[modisumocustoms]

Super cool of you to show us this, a shame though that we have to crop it instead of just having a choice of format in the effects panel. Great to the point video once again... Thx!

[marcuswong]

I very love your video! I'd struggled so much at this. Thanks, youtube algorithms suggesting you, and thanks so much for your great work!

[delcampoalcrypto]

Can you change the color of the timer/numbers/countdown?

[noahwelch]

amazing video to the point and v helpful!

[olehmoskaliuk]

useful and easy to understand video tutorial

[MortenLongbottom]

0:54 It's not appearing the numbers to me. I'm placing the timecode effect however I can see the numbers as in your video. Any solution?

[RaquelHernandezCruz]

I was using this method but all of the sudden I cannot see my timers anymore. Works for my older version of Premiere (15.4.5) but not for the newer version (22.5). Even if I open a project that had the timecode, they are not appearing. Have you come across this issue?