CreatorFlow Pro turns your cursor into zoom-ins, spotlights and steadicam pans, written as real Premiere keyframes. Now with a graph editor like After Effects: change the curve, and the zooms on your selected clips follow.
A graph editor like After Effects, inside Premiere Pro. Drag a handle or pick one of 21 presets, and the zooms on your selected clips are rebuilt on the spot. One undo puts them back.
Six tools, new or rebuilt for 5.0, that finish the edit for you. Like everything in CreatorFlow Pro, they end up as ordinary keyframes and clips you can still change.
Zooms, pans and Smart Zoom moves get a 180° shutter, like a real camera. It is always on, so they look filmed rather than slid.
Pick a device and your recording lands inside it, on a clean gradient. Zooms keep working inside the screen, and your face cam stays on top.
It finds the face and frames it like an editor would: eyes on the upper third, no cut-off heads and no empty bars.
A slow, steady push-in across the full length of every selected clip. Great for talking heads and B-roll that sits still for too long.
Your last 10 moves, one click away. Copy one, paste it at the playhead on another clip, or save it as a named preset.
One click adds a whoosh where each zoom or pan starts, across the whole sequence. The sounds are included.
The same moves CreatorFlow Pro writes in Premiere Pro. Every one of them ends up as ordinary keyframes you can still edit.
It finds where the cursor stops — the moments that matter — and pushes in on them, then releases.
A spotlight that dims and blurs everything around the part of the interface you are talking about.
Steadicam-style travel across a long static shot, so a five-minute screen recording stops feeling like a still.
Real keyframes on Scale and Position. Open the effect controls and adjust anything by hand.
Window › Extensions › CreatorFlow Pro, with your sequence open.
The built-in analyzer reads your recording on your computer and proposes the moves.
Change a setting and click Smart Zoom again to redo its zooms. Change a curve and the moves on your selected clips follow. Everything stays editable in Premiere.
Curves, an After Effects-style graph editor for your zooms, pans and Clip Zoom, with 21 presets. Clip Zoom and zoom presets are new too. Motion blur is now always on at 180°, the Mac, Windows and iPhone frames were rebuilt, Jump Cut and Face Cam now frame on the face, and Auto SFX has new sounds.
Yes, if you want it to. Select the clips, change the curve, and the zooms and pans already on them are rebuilt with it. One undo puts them back. Turn the option off and only new zooms use the new curve.
Premiere Pro 14.0 (2020) and newer, on Windows 10/11 and macOS 12 or later (Apple Silicon and Intel).
Yes. The analyzer runs on your computer and is built for long screen recordings.
Yes. They are ordinary keyframes on Scale and Position.
Yes. Updates are included with your licence.
No. One payment.
7 days, money back, no questions asked.
One purchase, both platforms, and every update included.