Find and place your go-to B-roll without leaving Premiere Pro.

Video editors: keep the overlays, B-roll clips, and sound effects you use on almost every edit inside AutoEdit’s Library. Add them once, then click to apply them in Premiere Pro when the next client cut needs them.

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Still searching Finder for that same overlay?

You know the clip. You used it in the last three edits. Now you’re 30 minutes deep in folders, Finder stops responding, and the client is waiting for V1. Keep your go-to clips within reach while you finish the sound and graphics pass.

Your clips, ready to reuse

Add your pre-saved MOV and MP4 files: overlays, cutaways, and B-roll you reach for on repeat.

Keep your sound pass moving

Save MP3 and WAV files alongside your clips. Reuse your own sound effects and music, or try the included sounds.

Click to add it

Apply a saved clip from the Library to your Premiere Pro timeline. Keep editing without another folder search.

Inside Premiere Pro

Build your library once. Reuse it on the next edit.

  1. 01

    Open the Library tab

    Open AutoEdit inside Premiere Pro and switch to Library. This is where your saved B-roll and sound effects live.

  2. 02

    Choose Add Clips

    Select the MOV, MP4, MP3, or WAV files you use regularly: that film-burn overlay, a favorite cutaway, or your go-to sound effects.

  3. 03

    Apply a saved clip

    Click the clip you need in the Library to add it to your timeline. Repeat whenever the edit needs another saved clip.

  4. 04

    Finish the edit

    Adjust the clip on your timeline and continue your sound or graphics pass. Your library is ready for the next project.

Coming soon to your Library

Coming soon

Find your most-used clips from past projects.

The planned project import will let you add 5–10 past Premiere Pro project files and identify the B-roll clips you use most often, so you spend less time adding them manually.

Coming later

Let Claude help place your B-roll.

A later Claude Creator Mode update is planned to analyze your B-roll’s visual context and add metadata, so Claude can choose and apply relevant saved clips to your timeline. This is not available yet.

Watch the current Library workflow at 9:28
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See the Library workflow at 9:28.

The five free tools tutorial shows Add Clips, your saved B-roll, and the included sound effects. Jump to 9:28 for the Library walkthrough.

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Got Questions

Which files can I add?

Add MOV and MP4 video files, plus MP3 and WAV audio files. Use your own frequently used B-roll, overlays, sound effects, and music.

Where do I find Fast B-roll?

Open the Library tab inside the AutoEdit Premiere Pro plugin. Choose Add Clips to save files you want to reuse, then click a saved clip to apply it to your timeline.

Does it automatically find clips from my old projects?

Not yet. Importing past Premiere Pro projects to find frequently used clips is coming soon. For now, choose the files you want to add with Add Clips.