It would be great if users could choose which MOGRT template names appear in Premiere Pro's Essential Graphics and Libraries panels:

Option 1 (the currently used method in PP): the name displayed is the MOGRT name that was given to the template within After Effects when it was created.

Option 2 (new method): the name displayed is the templates file name.

Most MOGRT templates that are sold/downloaded from the internet come with non-descriptive, lousy names such as 'Title 1', 'Title 2', etc. Files are very easy to rename in Windows/MacOS since there's a slew of batch renaming apps available. Renaming the AE-assigned names of MOGRT templates is very difficult, however, since they can only be renamed one template at a time.

For this reason, allowing users to display the file names of their MOGRT templates would make it much easier for them to see appropriately named templates in Premiere Pro!

The same way the 'General' tab of the 'Project Settings' window gives users the option to 'Display the project item name and label color for all instances', a new option could be added below: 'Display MOGRT template names as file names', with the checkbox checked by default.

What do you think? Ideas/comments welcome!

Would love to see an option to export more than one graphics at a time when I choose "Export as Motion Graphics Template...". My workflow consists of song lyric subtitles, I prefer to use only 2 lines of text for the subtitles so I have to create multiple graphics for each song. I an constantly adding more songs to my library, so allowing multiple graphics exports would really speed up this process to create graphics. In another post I made I also mentioned the ability to edit these exported graphics outside of Premiere Pro, or somehow enhance the library panel to allow text edit or apply new template style for multiple graphics that are already saved. My library is constantly growing because my job is to create a weekly broadcast, one of the elements of it is music, and musicians are constantly introducing new songs, so graphics need to be made for that, but there are times when they sing songs that have been sung before, so that is when it is great to access these archived graphics to speed up the process of creating these subtitles. Appreciate your great work in making Premiere Pro better for your user. Thank You.

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It is obvious to me that plenty of people want to be able to set a Thumbnail in your program. I have been told that because there are not enough votes that there is not much reason to do it but do you take into account the multiple ways that people explain things? There are hundreds if not thousands of requests to be able to set a thumbnail in your program. They are just all scattered throughout random searches. It just depends on how you search, the verbiage you use Etc. Please consider doing this. Besides the fact that EVERY OTHER SOFTWARE LIKE THIS ON PLANET EARTH ALLOWS YOU TO DO THIS!!!!

The Stereo Mixer effect in After Effects displays as a supported property for motion graphics templates. It works perfectly fine in the Essential Graphics Panel in After Effects. However, in the Essential Graphics Panel in Premiere Pro, the right and left audio sliders do not affect the .mogrt's audio at all. In theory, this should give the editor the ability to silence or boost the audio level. I actually intended to use this feature sort of like a way to carry multichannel audio. That way I didn't need to export out many different versions of the same animation with different audio for the editors.

I have two requests: 1. to fix this so that the Essential Graphics audio sliders work in Premiere Pro correctly like in After Effects. 2. Add the default Audio Levels as a supported property to the Essential Graphics Panel. It doesn't really make sense why the Stereo Mixer effect is a supported property, but the default Audio Levels is not a supported property.

Also, as I've seen other complaints elsewhere, .mogrts are very slow and sluggish. I love the idea of .mogrts can offer. And I expect a little sluggishness since that's how the After Effects project is like, but I get the swirly ball of doom every time I click on any .mogrt. These really need better performance in future updates to be able to be used practically.

After Effects 17.0.0 (Build 557)
Premiere Pro 14.0.0 (Build 572)