What happens if you click the button that performs an insert edit in Adobe Premiere Pro?

When performing an insert edit in Adobe Premiere Pro, the operation functions by inserting a selected clip into the timeline at the playhead's position while shifting any existing clips to the right in the sequence. This means that the content after the playhead will be pushed down the timeline to make room for the new clip without overwriting any of the existing clips.

This functionality is particularly useful for preserving your existing edits and maintaining the integrity of the sequence while adding new content seamlessly. Hence, when you perform an insert edit, it directly leads to the addition of media between existing clips, making it the most appropriate choice.

Other options, such as deleting a clip, adding a clip to the beginning, or duplicating the sequence, do not accurately describe the behavior of the insert edit function in Premiere Pro. These actions have distinct effects that diverge from the insert edit's purpose and functionality.