Plugins for Premiere Pro + After Effects
Your edit, minus the busywork.
Small, sharp plugins that kill the repetitive parts of editing — renaming, relinking, versioning, delivery — so your day is about the cut, not the clicks.
free plugin included · no card required · macOS + Windows
select clips → one keystroke → layers placed
Start free
The first plugin costs nothing. Forever.
Make an account, get the Paintsplash app, and one full plugin is yours — not a demo, not a watermark, free. When you want more, the rest install into the same app with one click.
Adjustment Layer Buddy
Drops adjustment layers above the clips you select — or at every cut, ready for transitions. Save preset layers with your favorite effects and place them in one keystroke.
Get it freeThe lineup
Five tools. One app. Zero ceremony.
Every plugin installs, updates, and unlocks through the Paintsplash app — no license keys to paste, no zips to unzip.
Adjustment Layer Buddy
Adjustment layers above your selection, or at every cut. Preset layers carry your effects — placed in one keystroke.
Relink
conceptThe 20-minute relink hunt, done in 12 seconds. Finds moved media by fingerprint, not filename.
Slate
conceptNew cut, named right, versioned right, in one keystroke. Never overwrite v12 again.
Deliver
conceptTimeline to upload-ready YouTube export — thumbnail frame, chapters file and all — in one click.
Reframe
conceptYour 16:9 cut, reframed for Shorts — without hand-keyframing every scene.
Pricing that bends your way
Every plugin you add costs less than the last.
Buy any plugin outright and own it forever — or subscribe to just the ones you use. The more you pick, the cheaper each one gets. Tap them and watch:
Build your set
Swap picks at renewal. Add any time.
How it works
Installed before your coffee cools.
Create an account
On the site, thirty seconds, no card. Your account is your license — no keys to lose.
Get the app
One small app installs, updates, and unlocks every plugin. It also means your tools work offline for a week at a time.
Open Premiere
Your plugins are just… there, in the panel where they belong. Updates arrive when you say so — never mid-project.
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