user12245: One thing I always face trouble with is aligning things in Premiere Pro.
In Photoshop, if you have an image you can just align it with align tools. If you want to align multiple things, you group them and align them in left, right or center etc.
I want to achieve something like that with videos.
For example these 3 clips are placed randomly with a guess that they are visually aligned. But they aren't perfect. I just adjusted them manually.

So how can I a) select those 3 clips and align them horizontally (marked by yellow)? b) Align the right most 2 clips horizontally to each other (marked by green)?
Right now all things seem aligned but I did hit and trials and it took a lot of effort.

user36514: I recently discovered a super-easy way to align perfectly.

Set your guides (if you're not aligning to just the edge of the frame)

You can either set up your guides manually or insert a grid that you want to align to. If you are just aligning to the edges then you can skip this step.


Select the clip you want to align first in your timeline
Then Click on the program monitor
Click View > Snap to Program Monitor
Then go back to the program monitor and double click on the frame you want to move and then click and drag and it'll automatically snap to an edge
Once you set your first frame you can also use that as your new edge to snap to for your next clip

Hope this helps!

user24627: Something like this is usually not done in Premiere, since it involves motion-graphics that are way easier done in After-Effects.
If you have to do this in Premiere though, the only way to make sure that - the two smaller pictures for example - align perfectly on their vertical axis is to take a look at their position and put in the same value for the x-axis (the first value).

12245: <p>One thing I always face trouble with is aligning things in Premiere Pro.</p>
<p>In Photoshop, if you have an image you can just align it with align tools. If you want to align multiple things, you group them and align them in left, right or center etc.</p>
<p>I want to achieve something like that with videos.</p>
<p>For example these 3 clips are placed randomly with a guess that they are visually aligned. But they aren't perfect. I just adjusted them manually.</p>
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<p>So how can I a) select those 3 clips and align them horizontally (marked by yellow)? b) Align the right most 2 clips horizontally to each other (marked by green)?</p>
<p>Right now all things seem aligned but I did hit and trials and it took a lot of effort.</p>
 36514: <p>I recently discovered a super-easy way to align perfectly.</p>
<ol>
<li>Set your guides (if you're not aligning to just the edge of the frame)
<ul>
<li>You can either set up your guides manually or insert a grid that you want to align to. If you are just aligning to the edges then you can skip this step.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Select the clip you want to align first in your timeline</li>
<li>Then Click on the program monitor</li>
<li>Click View &gt; Snap to Program Monitor</li>
<li>Then go back to the program monitor and double click on the frame you want to move and then click and drag and it'll automatically snap to an edge</li>
<li>Once you set your first frame you can also use that as your new edge to snap to for your next clip</li>
</ol>
<p>Hope this helps!</p>
 24627: <p>Something like this is usually not done in Premiere, since it involves motion-graphics that are way easier done in After-Effects.</p>
<p>If you have to do this in Premiere though, the only way to make sure that - the two smaller pictures for example - align perfectly on their vertical axis is to take a look at their position and put in the same value for the x-axis (the first value).</p>
