Open PRPROJ files in your browser
The project Premiere Pro saves, sent by an editor, a client or a classmate without Premiere. See every sequence and the media it needs right here, and save a copy your older Premiere opens. Nothing leaves your device.
Or drop it anywhere on this page
What you'll see
Your project opens as its sequences: each one’s video and audio tracks, their clips with the pictures and waves of the media dropped with it, and its markers.
- Every sequence, track and clip • Zoom from the whole edit to a frame
- Media • A tab of every file it uses, missing ones marked
- Save for an older Premiere • A copy older versions open
- Export • Save the clips and the media list as CSV
About PRPROJ
A PRPROJ is gzipped XML of Premiere’s objects: the bins and the media files they point to by path, each sequence with its frame size and rate, its video and audio tracks, every clip on them with where it starts and what part of its media it plays, the transitions, the effects and the markers. The media stays on the disks it was on, never in the project.
Filepeek opens it as each sequence’s timeline: the video tracks from the top one down, the audio tracks under them, each clip by its name with the pictures and waves of its media once you drop the files with the project, and the sequence’s markers along the top. The Media tab lists every file the clips use and marks those that aren’t here.
Premiere opens a project only as new as itself and says it was saved with a newer version. Save for an older Premiere writes a copy whose version any Premiere accepts and brings up to date as it opens, so an older Premiere opens it. Effects that came after your version may be left out.
Adobe Premiere Pro project
.prproj
Format
- MIME type
- application/gzip
- Made by
- Adobe
Inside the file
- Holds
- Sequences, tracks, clips and markers
- Media
- Video, audio and pictures, by their paths
- Format
- Gzipped XML
- Made by
- Adobe Premiere Pro
Opens in every browser
Filepeek opens Premiere projects from Premiere Pro CS6 on in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. On their own, browsers only download them.
- YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
- YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
- YouSafariOpens through Filepeek
Apps that open PRPROJ
- WindowsAdobe Premiere Pro, paid • Its 7-day trial opens it
- MacAdobe Premiere Pro, paid • Its 7-day trial opens it
- iPhone and iPadNo app opens it
- AndroidNo app opens it
Questions
How do I open a PRPROJ file without Premiere?
Drop it on this page or press Peek a PRPROJ. It opens as its sequences in your browser, on Windows, a Mac, an iPhone or Android, with nothing to install.
How do I open a Premiere project in an older version?
Open it here, then pick Save for an older Premiere in Export. The copy opens in older versions of Premiere Pro, which bring it up to date. Effects your version doesn’t have are left out.
What does “This project was saved with a newer version” mean?
Premiere refuses a project saved by a newer Premiere than yours. Save for an older Premiere writes a copy it accepts, or update Premiere.
Why do my clips show their names instead of pictures?
A project only keeps its media’s paths. Drop the project with its video, audio and pictures, and each clip finds its file by its name.
Which files does this project need?
Open the Media tab to see every file with its path and how many clips use it. Export saves the list as CSV, handy for gathering the media from a drive.
Can I see the effects and color grading?
Not yet. Filepeek shows each clip, its length, speed and transition. Effects, keyframes and color live in Premiere’s renderer.