CutXflow for After Effects & Premiere Pro is Coming Soon.
Planned: native Adobe panels
Why edit in browser when you can edit in your timeline?
The plugins are meant to bring the Hindi and Hinglish transcription of the CutXflow browser studio into your Adobe workspace. Everything below describes the plan, not a released product.
Direct Sequence Transcription
Planned: select an audio track or clip in your Premiere Pro timeline, transcribe it, and get the captions placed on a subtitle track or graphics layer.
Editable Caption Layers
Planned: captions arrive as editable Adobe text layers instead of a flattened video overlay, so animation, position and styling can be adjusted in After Effects.
Hindi & Hinglish Transcription
Planned to use the same transcription as the CutXflow browser studio, which handles code-mixed Hindi-English speech and stamps a timestamp on every word.
40+ Animated Templates
The browser studio already has 40+ templates: word-by-word pops, highlight markers, kinetic typography and neon glow styles. The plan is to bring them to the plugins.
Footage Stays on Your Machine
Planned: the same approach as the browser studio. Your footage is not uploaded; only the extracted audio is sent for transcription.
Caption File Export
Planned formats: MOGRT, Adobe XML, Final Cut Pro XML, SRT and VTT. The final list will be confirmed at launch.
A panel beside your Essential Graphics and Effect Controls.
The plan is a CutXflow panel that docks inside Adobe apps, so you can start a transcription, pick a style and edit caption text without leaving your timeline.
- Target: Adobe Premiere Pro 2023 or later (to be confirmed)
- Target: Adobe After Effects 2023 or later (to be confirmed)
- Planned: works with your existing CutXflow account and plan credits
Illustration of the planned panel, not a screenshot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the upcoming CutXflow Adobe plugins.
When will the Premiere Pro and After Effects plugins launch?
There is no release date yet. The plugins are in development, and the plan is to open a beta to people on the waitlist first. The browser studio is available today.
Will my existing CutXflow plan cover the plugin?
That is the plan: the plugins are meant to use your existing CutXflow account and its transcription credits. Plugin pricing has not been announced, and the final terms will be confirmed at launch.
Do the plugins support both Windows and Mac?
Both are planned: macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10 and 11. Exact supported versions will be published when the beta opens.
Can I customize font styles, animations, and colors inside Adobe?
That is the plan. In After Effects, captions are meant to arrive as editable text and shape layers; in Premiere Pro, as Essential Graphics or a subtitle track. Styling options will follow what the browser studio offers today.
Want to try CutXflow in your browser right now?
While the Adobe plugins are in development, the browser studio is live: transcribe, edit and export captions with 40+ animated templates. It is free to try.
Adobe, Premiere Pro and After Effects are trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe in the United States and other countries. They are named here only to say which apps the plugins are planned for.
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