Yeah! In Premiere, you can create presets from the effects that is applied on any clip, so that in future you can use it easily without wasting your valuable time. For that: step 1: From effect controls panel By holding Shift key select the effects or any parameters that you want to save it as preset. step 2: Right click and save it as presets. Give proper suitable name. step 3: From effects panel Expand Presets folder to access your custom presets. Now you can simply apply it effortlessly.
@@FlickEdit I expressed myself in a wrong way. I want to have favorite effects separately. I don't want to use them all at once. Sometimes I use blur, sometimes crop, sometimes stabilization... and so that I don't have to write and search for them, I want to have them somewhere on the side, as a favorite bookmark ⭐️ is this possible please?
