Scroll. That is your whole edit.
Five sections of the real panel, from the first cut to the final handoff. Each window plays its tabs one by one; click a feature to jump to it.
It cuts to whoever is talking.
The long-form work of a podcast edit, done in the panel and written to new sequences you can still adjust by hand.
- Podcast multicam
- Gap Cut
- Soundbites + Trailer
- Chapters
Tell Kaireen which mic belongs to which camera, once. It listens to every speaker, cuts to whoever is talking, brings in the wide shot on a rhythm you set, and writes it all to a new sequence.
Detect & Preview paints every pause before anything is cut, so you see exactly what goes. Apply builds a tighter copy on a new sequence, with word-level trims and padding that keeps breaths natural. Your original never changes.
Choose how many Shorts you need, how long and in what tone. Kaireen scores every line of the transcript and lines up the strongest moments, plus a trailer if you want one. Play, trim, approve: only approved picks become a sequence.
One click writes a YouTube-ready chapter list for your description and drops named markers on the sequence, so the chapters and the edit always match. Rename anything before you copy it.
Word-accurate captions, two engines.
Transcribe in the cloud or on your own machine, check every word, then put a clean caption track or an animated look on the timeline.
- Captions
- Animated captions
Pick Pro for cloud speed while Premiere stays free, or Local for free, unlimited, offline transcription. Every cue lands in a review list first: fix a word, split or merge a line, then Apply for a clean caption track.
Thirty built-in looks, from punchy word pops to boxed and karaoke styles. Pick one, tweak it, and Kaireen renders word-by-word captions to a transparent ProRes clip on a new top track, split exactly like your subtitles.
The finishing work, in one tab row.
Motion, sound and the last checks before delivery, without leaving Premiere or opening another app.
- Easing + motion blur
- Delivery checklist
- Safe Zones
- Auto SFX
The easing curves After Effects users take for granted, baked onto Premiere keyframes: in-out, overshoot, bounce, elastic. Save your own curves, keep the keyframes you set, and switch on motion blur that is wired correctly.
The last look before a video leaves the room. Tick steps per project, keep your own version of the list, and press the question mark to be walked straight to the control that does that step.
Preview TikTok, Reels and Shorts interface chrome over your frame before you place a single title. Drop the guide on a new top track; it is saved in the job folder, so it travels with the project.
Auto SFX reads the frames around each cut, picks matching sounds from your own library first and lays them on four fixed SFX tracks. Audition, keep or swap; anything missing can be generated.
Your sound library, searchable and growing.
Your own SFX and VFX folders, indexed once and always one search away, with new sounds made on demand.
- Search your folders
- AI SFX generation
- Cull
Point Kaireen at your SFX and VFX folders once. Twelve thousand files index in seconds, with waveforms and star ratings, and search filters as you type. Drag any sound straight onto the timeline.
Missing a sound? Describe it in any language, let Gemini polish the prompt if you like, and choose the length and 1 or 4 variations. Audition each take and keep the best one in your AI Generated folder.
Libraries fill up with sounds nobody uses. Tick them, park them in a _To Delete folder, and decide later: restore, copy them out, or delete them for good. Nothing disappears by accident.
Your project, filed and portable.
From the first import to the handoff, the project stays organized and every file stays linked.
- Start Here
- Organize
- Collect + Find missing files
Open a fresh project and Kaireen offers the two setup steps together: your bin template inside Premiere and the same folder tree on disk, named after the project. Both halves share one shape from day one.
The blue dot by the logo counts clips still loose in the project panel. Scan shows where each one will go, Apply files them into bins, and bins you made yourself are never touched.
The amber dot counts files living outside the job folder. Find missing files searches this PC for a lost clip and lets you tick the right copy; Bring in copies everything inside, relinks it and leaves a receipt.
