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Timeline reads and edits your AI runs directly in Premiere. No per-use cost, they come with your subscription.
Add a fade-in, fade-out, or both on an audio clip via Volume-param keyframes.
Add breathing room between clips where speech transitions are too tight.
Add a stock audio or video effect to one or more clips (e.g. Gaussian Blur, Lumetri Color, Highpass, Fill Left with Right).
Add one or more markers to a sequence.
Add a video transition to one side (start or end) of a clip on the timeline.
Import a transcript JSON file and attach it to a source clip's bin item.
Close gaps between clips within a time range on a track.
Copy the effects on one clip to any number of other clips — the API equivalent of Premiere's Paste Attributes.
Create a new bin (folder) in the Project panel.
Create a new Premiere Pro project (.prproj) at the given absolute path and open it as the active project.
Create a new sequence in the project.
Create a new sequence from a time range of an existing sequence.
Remove clips from the timeline WITHOUT closing the gaps (non-ripple delete; leaves a hole where the clip was).
Delete items from the Project panel: clips, imported media, bins, and sequences (the inverse of import_media / create_bin / create_sequence).
Duplicate a sequence within its project — Premiere's native sequence clone, preserving every track, clip, effect, and marker.
Runs JavaScript in Premiere Pro when there is no dedicated tool for the task.
Export frames from the timeline as 1920x1080 PNG images.
Render a sequence to a video/audio file via Adobe Media Encoder.
Read the effects and property values on a clip's component chain (video or audio).
Check the status of an export started by export_sequence.
Return Premiere Pro UXP API type signatures — the authoritative source for what classes, methods, and properties the runtime actually exposes.
Snapshot the Project panel tree — all bins, clips, and sequences the editor has organized in this project.
Read a sequence's settings: frame size, frame rate, timebase, pixel aspect ratio, field type, audio sample rate / channel type, render flags, and editing mode.
Get the current timeline state: sequence info, video tracks, audio tracks, clips, and selection.
Get the transcript of the current timeline.
Returns the number of video tracks in a Premiere Pro sequence.
Import one or more media files into the Project panel without placing them on the timeline.
Place clips on the Premiere Pro timeline — one call places any number of clips.
Read all markers on a sequence.
List all projects open in Premiere Pro.
List all sequences in a project.
Move a clip on the timeline by a delta (offset) in seconds.
Move a clip, bin, or sequence into a different bin in the Project panel.
Build a multicam edit from synchronized camera angles stacked on separate video tracks: for each span, the chosen angle is promoted up to a target track, like an editor razoring the stack and moving picks to a program track.
Open an existing Premiere Pro project (.prproj) at the given absolute path and make it the active project.
Health check: round-trips through the edge function and the plugin's job dispatcher.
Apply a talking-head pop-in effect to a clip: smooth zoom-in, hold, then zoom-out.
Remove bad/duplicate takes from A-roll by editing a transcript file on disk.
Remove an effect from a clip's component chain (the inverse of add_effect).
Remove markers from a sequence in bulk.
Automatically remove silences from the timeline using the transcript.
Remove a video transition from the start or end of a clip (the inverse of add_transition).
Rename a clip, bin, or sequence in the Project panel.
Rearrange clips on a track into a new order.
Remove clips from the timeline and close the gaps (ripple delete).
Extend a clip's head (start earlier) or tail (end later) by a number of seconds, pushing all subsequent clips on the same track to make room.
Save the currently-open Premiere Pro project.
Set the volume (in decibels) on one or more audio clips — constant level for the whole clip.
Set visual properties on clips, either as static values or keyframed animations with easing.
Set the color label on a clip, bin, or sequence in the Project panel.
Change parameter values on an effect that's already on a clip — the tuning counterpart to add_effect (which only ADDS a new effect).
Change a sequence's settings in place.
Move the timeline playhead to a specific time in seconds.
Split clips on the timeline at specific times, like razor cuts.
Send a bug report to the BuzzRolls Studio team.
Send a feature request to the BuzzRolls Studio team.
The canonical BuzzRolls a-roll editing pipeline: the transcript-driven cleanup pass for any footage whose content is someone talking.
Zoom into a specific point on a clip with smooth easing.
Credit-based tools
These reach outside Premiere to cloud services (transcription, stock footage, generated graphics), so they cost credits per use. Every subscription includes 400 credits to get you started.
Search Pexels for stock B-roll matching a free-text description.
Transcribe an audio or video file to JSON.
Generate a pencil-sketch animation: a 1920x1080 MP4 of a hand-drawn sketch drawing itself on stroke by stroke, then erasing back to blank.
Generate a glyph: one square 1024x1024 PNG icon of a concept, drawn as clean black line art in the same hand-drawn language as pencil-sketch animations.
Ask questions about what is VISUALLY in video clips without watching them: a vision model answers your questions with timestamps and writes a small sidecar JSON next to each source file.