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Learn moreBrevidy
Caption, clip and reframe video without leaving Adobe Premiere Pro
Intermediate
What is Brevidy?
Brevidy is a clip finder tool that captions clip and reframe video without leaving Adobe Premiere Pro. A Premiere Pro panel that handles captioning, stock media import, clip extraction and vertical reframing in one place.
Brevidy is an AI toolkit that runs as a panel inside Adobe Premiere Pro. It bundles four jobs that short-form editors usually stitch together from separate plugins: animated captions, stock media import, long-form to short clip extraction, and vertical reframing. The company is an official Adobe Video Partner, and the whole product is built around the idea that social deliverables should be produced on the same timeline as the main edit rather than exported to another app. Captioning is the core. An editor sets in and out points on a sequence, transcribes through the Brevidy panel using cloud speech recognition the company rates at about 95% accuracy across 99+ languages, then edits the transcript, assigns styles and applies captions back to the timeline. A preset library covers trending, minimal, cinematic, kinetic and other looks, with word-by-word animation, highlight control and translation into other languages. AutoCut scans long sequences, finds moments worth clipping, can strip silence and builds shorter sequences that are ready for captions and cropping. AutoCrop, still in beta, converts landscape timelines to vertical by tracking the active speaker and leaving editable transforms on clips. The Media tool browses Giphy, Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay from inside Premiere, animates imports with motion presets, and can suggest b-roll or emojis based on the transcript. The audience is working editors and social teams: podcast and interview producers, agencies pushing constant uploads, and media departments where non-editors need to turn around captioned clips. It fits teams that already live in Premiere and want publish-ready captions with minimal styling effort. SubMachine undercuts it on price with a simpler SRT workflow, Captioneer appeals to offline and After Effects users, and standalone tools such as Opus Clip handle clipping outside the NLE, so Brevidy's case rests on staying inside Premiere and on its preset and transcript tooling.
How do you use Brevidy?
1Create an account and confirm your email
Sign up on the Brevidy site with your details, then confirm the email address. The trial starts from this point and a card is required.
2Install the panel from the dashboard
Download the installer from your dashboard, run it, then restart Premiere. Brevidy appears under the Extensions menu when Premiere reopens.3Transcribe and style captions
Set in and out points on a sequence, transcribe in the panel, then edit the transcript and pick a preset before applying captions to the timeline.
4Generate social clips with AutoCut
Run AutoCut on a long sequence to surface clip-worthy moments and optional silence removal, producing shorter sequences ready for captions and cropping.
5Reframe to vertical with AutoCrop
Apply AutoCrop to convert a landscape timeline to vertical using active-speaker detection, then review and adjust the editable transforms on each clip.
6Bring in stock media and animate it
Search providers such as Giphy, Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay inside the panel, import clips directly to the sequence and apply motion presets.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Captions, AutoCut, AutoCrop and stock media share one panel, so social versions are made on the same timeline as the master edit.AI
- Transcript editing with word-level highlights, find and replace, and preset-driven restyling is more practical than Premiere's native caption tools.AI
- AutoCrop leaves editable transforms on clips, so reframes can be corrected by hand instead of being baked in.AI
- Stock search pulls from Giphy, Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay and can suggest b-roll or emojis from the transcript.AI
- Cloud transcription is rated near 95% accuracy and covers 99+ languages, including translation of finished captions.AI
Cons
- Captioning depends on cloud transcription, so offline or air-gapped edit bays are not served the way Captioneer's local ASR is.AI
- AutoCrop is still labelled beta, which is a risk for client work that needs dependable reframing every time.AI
- The free trial requires a card, and plans are billed around captioning minutes and video-workflow minutes that can run out on heavy projects.AI
- Only works inside Premiere Pro, so teams cutting in Resolve or Final Cut have no path to it.AI
- Cheaper rivals such as SubMachine and free options such as CaptionX cover basic captioning at a much lower entry cost.AI
How much does Brevidy cost?
Pricing
Captioner costs $14.99 per month billed yearly, or $17.99 month to month, and includes captioning minutes. Producer adds unlimited captions plus video-workflow minutes for AutoCut and AutoCrop. Both plans start with a 7-day trial at $0 today with a card required.
Learn moreSupport
Bug reports and help go by email to brevidy@pluginplay.app. There is no chat widget or ticket portal named on the site.
Integrations
Runs as a panel inside Adobe Premiere Pro and is listed as an official Adobe Video Partner. The media browser pulls assets from Giphy, Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay.
Learn moreFeatures
Cloud transcription rated near 95% accuracy across 99+ languages, transcript editing with word highlights and find and replace, 700+ one-click caption presets, translation, AutoCut clip extraction with silence removal, AutoCrop active-speaker vertical reframing (beta), a stock media browser with motion presets, and AI media suggestions driven by the transcript.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Brevidy
How much does Brevidy cost?
Captioner costs $14.99 per month billed yearly, or $17.99 month to month, and includes captioning minutes. Producer adds unlimited captions plus video-workflow minutes for AutoCut and AutoCrop. Both plans start with a 7-day trial at $0 today with a card required.Does Brevidy offer a free trial?
A 7-day free trial is available on the Captioner and Producer plans. A card is required, nothing is charged on day one, and the subscription can be cancelled at any time.How do you use Brevidy?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and confirm your email 2. Install the panel from the dashboard 3. Transcribe and style captions 4. Generate social clips with AutoCut 5. Reframe to vertical with AutoCrop 6. Bring in stock media and animate it.What platforms does Brevidy support?
Brevidy is available on MacOS and Windows.What does Brevidy integrate with?
Runs as a panel inside Adobe Premiere Pro and is listed as an official Adobe Video Partner. The media browser pulls assets from Giphy, Pexels, Unsplash and Pixabay.What are the limitations of Brevidy?
Captioning depends on cloud transcription, so offline or air-gapped edit bays are not served the way Captioneer's local ASR is. AutoCrop is still labelled beta, which is a risk for client work that needs dependable reframing every time. The free trial requires a card, and plans are billed around captioning minutes and video-workflow minutes that can run out on heavy projects.
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