Clip to Match Source Sequences works inside Premiere Pro to automate sequence setup across a project bin. It scans the bin you select and creates one sequence per media clip, deriving frame size, frame rate, pixel aspect ratio, and audio sample rate from the clip itself — the same result as Premiere's native "New Sequence From Clip" command, applied across the whole bin at once.
You select a bin, optionally add a name prefix, and choose where the sequences land: the same bin as the clips, a new bin you name, or the project root. The panel processes the entire bin in one pass, skips sub-bins, existing sequences, and offline clips, and handles duplicate names automatically so nothing is overwritten. The bin selector reads your active Project panel selection, with a dropdown fallback if nothing is selected.
On completion, a per-item log reports what was created or skipped, with a created/skipped/errors summary. It is built for editors who work with large media bins and want sequence setup done before cutting begins.