Double-click on a marker in the timeline to open the Marker dialog box, where you can see and edit the marker’s properties.
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View and edit marker properties
Last updated on
19 October 2025
Learn to use two methods to view marker properties in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Before you begin:
Open a project and add markers in the Source Monitor, or in the timeline.
You can also select Window > Markers to open the Markers panel where you can see all your markers and their comments.