Pile
Cameras and recorder — in a row
Import lays them one after another — they can't be synced by audio.
- PrPremiere Pro
- Editing tools
An editor's all-in-one on a single strip. Six buttons take the timeline routine off your hands: a layer over the whole selection, closing gaps without shifting the sequence, cameras onto their own tracks for syncing, expanding a nested sequence with effects, and a pre-export check.
What's inside
Minutes of dragging — one click on the selection.
Collapse Selected
Unlike Close Gap, it moves only the selection.
Select
The clips to close up. Everything else stays put.
“Collapse Selected”
The selected clips slide up against the leftmost one.
Alt — undo
Alt+click puts it all back at once, not one Ctrl+Z at a time.
- Effects, keyframes and speed intact
- Audio moves with picture
Staircase and Undo Staircase
Cameras spread onto tracks so Premiere can sync them by audio.
- “Staircase”
One per track
The clips spread out in steps; nothing moves in time.
video — upaudio — downshort on tracks — adds them - Clip › Synchronize
Premiere syncs by audio
Select the clips again — the cameras line up in time.
- “Undo Staircase”
Changed your mind — back down
Selected clips drop onto free tracks below.
Timeline Check
A marker wherever the export would give a black frame or silence.
Gap
The marker goes at the start of the gap, its length in the comment.
GAPblack frame
Try it in the panelOffline file
The file was renamed or moved off the drive — the export shows Media Offline.
OFFLINEalways
Try it in the panelDisabled clip
The clip is off and nothing above replaces it.
DISABLEDblack frame or silence
Try it in the panelNot an error
That's editing, not breakage: the export has a picture.
gap under a clip on topmulticam angle
Try it in the panelLayer and expand
A layer over the selection, a Nest opened in place with its effects.
Adjustment Layer
A layer over the whole selection
On a free track above; if there isn't one, it adds a new track.
No trimming to length
Alt
Its own layer over each segment
For when each shot gets its own grade.
Three segments — three layers
Expand Nested Sequence
The Nest opens in place
Its contents land where the sequence stood. One level per click.
effectskeyframesspeed
Lumetri and the scale animation — in place
Keep the “Panel unnest sources (keep)” bin: it holds the sources.
Honest refusal
What can't be carried over stays untouched
Time Remapping, reverse, transitions or third-party effects inside — it names the problem.
Refusal — before the first change
Comparison
By hand vs Premiere Panel
One job — by hand and with a button. We count actions.
By hand
7actions
- Lock the interview tracks×2
- Ripple Delete each gap×3
- Unlock×2
With Premiere Panel
2actions
- Select the B-roll
- Press “Collapse Selected”
The panel does the rest
- The interview didn't move
- Audio moved with picture
- Alt — put it back
By hand
With Premiere Panel
3.5× fewer actions
We didn't time it: minutes depend on the editor.
Installation
Free, with no key and no trial period.
Install Hub
Installs and updates plugins.
Add Premiere Panel
One button in Hub.
Open it in Premiere
Window → Extensions → Premiere Panel.
Select clips
And press a button — the result appears below it.
Versions
Each version — what was added, changed and fixed. Hub installs updates for you.
Version 1.9.0
November 5, 2026Fixed
- Flash Frames on a shortcut: when the search found flashes and placed markers, Cortex and Synapse reported a failure. Now it counts as done.
- Collapse Selected: when another clip is in the way, the hint now names that clip, its track and timecode. The sound of a cut clip no longer stays behind while its picture moves.
This plugin is alive and growing fast
We're actively developing and testing it, so your feedback means a lot. Found a bug or missing a feature? Let us know — most fixes and requests ship within 3–4 days of your report.
Questions
Nothing. The panel is free — no key and no trial period. It installs through Hub by Sudorgin.
Hub installs the panel and brings updates itself: a new version arrives without reinstalling.
Every action can be undone with Ctrl+Z. “Collapse Selected” has a shorter way: Alt+click the same button to put everything back.
Hover over it: the tooltip says what the button does, what it does with Alt, and what to keep in mind.
Below the buttons there’s a result line: it says what’s in the way and what to do. For example: “Select clips on the timeline.”
Premiere Pro 24.0 and later. Tested on 25.5.
No Mac version yet. It’s coming soon.
The “?” button in the panel header: “Report a Problem” sends an email together with the panel log.
Premiere Panel — six buttons Premiere doesn't have
Free · via Hub · version 1.9.0