If you don’t know how to get out of the full screen in Premiere pro, you probably clicked on something by accident. There’s two quick ways to leave the full screen. First is double click on the title of the panel which is currently full screen or press “`” on your keyboard.
How to Fix It
Double-Click on the Panel Name
Quick and simple fix involves double-clicking on the panel name. Often, a panel goes full-screen because of an accidental double-click, which expands it to fill the entire screen. Thankfully, reversing this is just as easy:
– Locate the name of the panel that has gone full-screen.
– Double-click on it.
– This will instantly shrink it back to its original size and position.
This method is great for when you want to toggle between full-screen and normal mode without resetting your entire workspace.
Additional Tips to Prevent This Issue
Be mindful of keyboard shortcuts. Learning the most common ones can help prevent unexpected layout changes and make your workflow smoother.
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