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First off, I understand that this is not a programming question but it is related to a web development project I am working on so I figured I may as well try it here.

I am editing a video in Adobe Premiere Pro. In that video I would like to add some simple animations (for example, a circle drawing itself around a specific part of the video that I want to draw attention to). For those animations, I am using Adobe Animate (formerly Flash). However, I so far haven't found a way to export the animation without a background so that for example only the self-drawing circle is visible.

I know that this is possible when exporting a swf but I need the format to be mp4 so that I can properly use it in Premiere Pro (at least as far as I know that's the format I need to use).

H. NetIrrigate
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I just figured out how to accomplish this. It's in the Media Encoder export settings. Format needs to be set to QuickTime -> GoPro CineForm RGB 12-bit with alpha channel. In that format, only the animation itself without a background is visible in the Premiere Pro project.

H. NetIrrigate
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Create a lime-green (as in green screen) or other contrasting colored background in your animation. In Premiere Pro add a keying effect (like Ultra Key) to your clip. Open the "Effects Control" tab. Use the eyedropper to click on the background and voila, background is gone.

bobbiesuehall
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Click on the selection tool and in the properties menu, there should be a color labeled with 'Stage'. Write at the top left #454545.

Chewy_Cooking
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