Which statement accurately describes Premiere Pro's ability to import Illustrator files?

Which statement accurately describes Premiere Pro's ability to import Illustrator files?

• A. Illustrator files cannot be imported as individual layers or as a sequence
• B. Illustrator files can be imported as individual layers
• C. Illustrator files can be imported as a sequence
• D. Illustrator files can be imported as both layers and sequence

Answer: (A)

Premiere Pro handles Illustrator files as a single graphic asset rather than preserving the separate Illustrator layers or importing a layer-based sequence. When you import an AI file, you get one clip on the timeline that represents the entire artwork; you can scale and position it, but you can’t access or animate individual Illustrator layers inside Premiere. If you need layer-level control, edit the artwork in Illustrator or import the file into After Effects as a composition to preserve the layers.

Premiere Pro handles Illustrator files as a single graphic asset rather than preserving the separate Illustrator layers or importing a layer-based sequence. When you import an AI file, you get one clip on the timeline that represents the entire artwork; you can scale and position it, but you can’t access or animate individual Illustrator layers inside Premiere. If you need layer-level control, edit the artwork in Illustrator or import the file into After Effects as a composition to preserve the layers.