Slow the clip down
Right-click → Speed/Duration, say 10%.
Slow motion without the stutter. Premiere stretches a clip by repeating every frame. Retimer sees where every point is moving and draws the missing frames from real pixels: up to 10× slower on its own, slower still at your number. It runs on the GPU and leaves color alone.
During the trial the app tells us whether the plugin was launched — just that and the day.
Retimer puts 9 new frames between every pair of real ones — the ball flies smoothly.
How it works
Where Premiere repeats a frame, Retimer puts a new one.
At 25% each frame shows four times, at 10% ten times. That's the stutter.
The engine sees where every point of the frame moved.
From the same pixels, shifted along the motion.
Better than built-in
Left — Premiere's method, right — Retimer.
The default: the ball stands still, then jumps.
A softer jump, but the ball doubles.
New frames too, but on water and in crowds, reviews say, the edges ghost.
What's inside
On its own, on the GPU, with color untouched.
Quality
The Picture quality group — for tough shots.
Optimise for
Fast movement — for fast motion, Fine detail — for fine texture.
Default — Balanced, 1024 × 576
Sharper detail
Grass, fabric and hair stay sharp. Slower.
Fine detail as in the source
Cleaner edges
Motion is measured twice. Twice as slow.
Less ghosting at the edges
Steadier motion
One more pass over a mirrored frame.
Steady from frame to frame
Getting started
Four steps and it all works.
Right-click → Speed/Duration, say 10%.
Right-click → Nest: Premiere changes speed after the effects, so the clip itself has nothing to fill.
Drag Retimer onto the nested sequence — the bar turns yellow.
The motion is smooth.
Comparison
From documentation and reviews.
¹ From reviews, not Adobe documentation. ² Price from the Blackmagic Design website.
Trial
Hub gives you the trial; the effect computes everything like the paid one.
“Smoother than Premiere's built-in slow motion and without its bugs — and cheaper than plugins that do the same. Don't take my word for it: put the trial on your toughest shot.”
Free
Without a key the frame is darkened and covered with DEMO. The 3-day trial button in Hub removes it.
Key
Enter the key in Hub and restart Premiere. Hub renews it online once a week; after more than a week offline the text comes back.
Installation
Installs plugins and keeps your keys.
One button in Hub.
Or the 3-day trial, right there in Hub.
Retimer is in Effects, ASUD folder.
Versions
Each version — what was added, changed and fixed. Hub installs updates for you.
Fixed
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
Premiere changes clip speed after the effects: on the clip itself there are no repeats yet, nothing to fill. Nest the slowed clip and put Retimer on the nested sequence.
On its own — up to 10×: Retimer looks 12 frames each way. For more, enter the clip's percentage in the Slowed to field. A run longer than 100 frames counts as a freeze frame and is left alone.
Retimer builds frames with its own motion-estimation engine, and it has quality settings and motion blur. Test it on your toughest shot: 3 days free.
It works best on NVIDIA GTX 16xx, RTX 20xx and newer: there Retimer computes a 4K frame in about 20 ms.
No. The frame stays in Premiere's working color, with no double conversion.
There's no limit. 4K has been tested many times.
Retimer works in full, but the frame is darkened and covered with “DEMO · sudorgin.pro”. Enter the key in Hub and restart Premiere — the text goes away.
To enter the key, and once a week. The key is checked on your computer, and Hub renews the permission in the background over the internet. After more than a week offline the frame carries the DEMO text again — until Hub renews the permission.
No Mac version yet. It’s coming soon.
That's CutFixer — a separate transition on the same engine, in the Transitions section.
$25 · 3-day free trial · version 3.0.0