Studio: every feature, listed

Reads the sound of the selected timeline clips and finds the quiet pauses, shown on a waveform and in a list.

Sets the loudness level, minimum pause length and padding kept around speech when finding pauses.

Sets the silence level from the recording's own noise floor and speech level.

Scroll on the waveform to zoom; click or drag the strip under it to jump.

Clicking a pause in the list or on the waveform toggles whether it is kept or removed.

Keeps a backup copy of the sequence before the pauses are cut.

Cuts the chosen pauses out of the selected clips' video and audio tracks on the timeline.

Chooses whether to transcribe the selected clips or a whole audio track.

Picks the local speech model: Fast (60 MB), Accurate (190 MB) or Best (574 MB).

Sets the spoken language, or Detect it, from 48 options including Hinglish in Roman letters.

Gives the transcriber names and words it should spell correctly.

Transcribes the speech as English text (Fast and Accurate models only).

Transcribes the chosen clips on this PC into timed words and builds captions from them.

Stops the transcription that is running.

Clears the transcript and the captions made from it after a second press; settings stay.

Splits captions as subtitles: up to 42 characters a line, two lines, normal case with punctuation.

Short one-line captions of up to 28 characters and five words.

Punchy one-line uppercase captions of up to three words, without punctuation.

One uppercase word per caption, without punctuation.

Fine-tunes caption line length, word count per caption and the gap size that gets closed.

Sets one or two caption lines and the case as typed, all caps or lowercase.

Keeps or strips punctuation, filler words and sound notes like [Music] from captions.

Click a caption to jump there; double-click to retype its words, keeping the timing.

Replaces every word matching the find text in the transcript, keeping punctuation.

Saves the find-and-replace so it applies to every new transcript automatically.

Puts captions on Premiere's own caption track, editable and styled in Premiere.

Draws captions as pictures in a chosen font and look and lays them on a video track above everything.

Adds the captions to the sequence as a Premiere caption track.

Renders each caption or word as a picture, imports them into a bin and places them on a video track above.

Removes the last batch of styled caption pictures from the sequence.

Saves the captions as an SRT subtitle file.

Saves the transcript as a plain text file, with paragraphs at long pauses.

Picks a ready caption look that sets font, highlight, box, layout, motion and colours at once.

Big uppercase Anton captions with a thick outline and the spoken word in yellow.

Montserrat captions where words light up in cyan as they are said.

Uppercase Bebas Neue captions with red and cyan split copies, popping in.

Extruded 3D lettering in Gold, Candy or Ice colours that pops or bounces in.

The spoken word big on its own line between small lines, in Chrome or Lime.

The key word giant and glowing behind the caption, in Red or Blue.

Fredoka captions inside a white speech bubble with the spoken word in pink.

Left-aligned condensed captions on a dark lower-third band with a red accent bar.

Noto Sans Devanagari captions with the spoken word highlighted, in Citrus, Mint, Rose, Ice or Pearl colours.

Searches caption styles by name, family or font and filters them by family.

Uses the frame at Premiere's playhead as the caption preview background.

Sets the caption font and an optional different font for the spoken word, from caption fonts or PC fonts.

Sets caption weight: Regular, Semi, Bold or Black.

Highlights the spoken word by colour, box, karaoke sweep, reveal, or shows one word at a time.

Places captions at top, middle or bottom and aligns them left, centre or right.

Adds a backing: line box, pill, glass pill, word boxes, bubble, tape, outline, cut-out, lower third or full bar.

Arranges captions as Lines, Big word, Word behind, Poster or Scatter.

Animates each word or caption in: pop, bounce, drop, slide, zoom, tilt, stretch, shake, fade, blur, typewriter or wipe.

Sets entry animation length: Snappy (3 frames), Normal (about a fifth of a second) or Slow (10 frames).

Adds 3D depth, hard shadow, double outline, neon, glitch, hollow, split colour, rainbow, wave, focus blur, marker, underline, circle or swoosh.

Adjusts size, outline, shadow, edge distance, box opacity, said-word size, other-word dimming, big-word size, letter spacing and tilt.

Sets text, second, highlight, outline, box, keyword, said-word and line-two colours.

Turns on gradient fill, italic lettering or a glow around the caption text.

Draws numbers, strong words and long words bigger in the keyword colour.

Adds an emoji above the caption matching what is said, such as money, fire or love.

Shows the spoken word in italic or in a gradient from the highlight to the second colour.

Chooses what to find in the transcript: restarted takes, repeated words, and filler sounds.

Sets how many words (2 to 6) must repeat for a restart to count as a retake.

Click a word to jump there in Premiere; shift-click another to select the words between.

Marks the words selected in the transcript to be cut by hand.

Keeps the selected words, cancelling any cuts that cover them.

Lists each found cut with its kind; clicking one jumps there and toggles keeping it.

Keeps a backup copy of the sequence before the retake cuts are made.

Cuts the marked retakes, repeats and fillers from the timeline and shifts the transcript to match.

Scales every other selected clip by the Zoom amount so jump cuts look like a second camera angle.

Sets the zoom from 105 to 130 percent and whether it aims at the upper third.

Puts the selected clips back to filling the frame without the punch-in zoom.

Returns selected nests, multicam and merged clips to their original clips on the timeline.

Picture only, keep un-merged picture and sound linked, un-merge merged clips, and keep other multicam angles disabled.

Stops unnesting before the next nest while an unnest is running.

Removes every empty stretch in the sequence, moving later clips left.

Puts an adjustment layer over the selection on the first free video track above.

Scales and centres the selected clips so they cover the whole frame with no bars.

Copies the frame at the playhead, at full sequence size, to the clipboard.

Pastes a clipboard picture onto the first free video track at the playhead, fitted to the frame when bigger.

Adds a Pitch Shifter so a sped-up or slowed voice returns to its normal pitch.

Opens the mouzeclick Toolbar panel to dock next to Premiere's Tools panel.

Puts each selected recording on its own tracks at the same time, adding tracks when needed.

Trims synced clips to their shared stretch and moves them left into the empty time before.

Takes back the last Unnest, Spread or Close in one press.

Moves loose items at the top of the Project panel into bins by kind; optionally gathers unused ones.

Autosaves the project every 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, waiting for a pause.

Picks a platform whose interface, safe zone and aspect frame are drawn over the video, from 65 platforms.

9:16 guide with TikTok's buttons, captions area and safe zone drawn as a schematic.

9:16 guide with the Reels interface and its safe zone.

16:9 guide showing YouTube player controls, title bar and safe zone.

16:9 broadcast title-safe margins of 5 percent on every side.

16:9 guide with letterbox bars showing a 2.39:1 frame.

Toggles the app interface, safe zone, centre lines, thirds lines and a custom grid on the guides.

Sets how strongly the platform interface is drawn, from 10 to 100 percent.

Edits top, bottom, left and right safe margins in percent, or resets them to the platform's.

Sets grid rows, columns, margin and gutter.

Sets the colour of the guide lines.

Uses the frame at Premiere's playhead as the guide preview background.

Reads the active sequence's size and guide status again.

Saves the current platform and guide settings under a name, or deletes one of yours.

Saves your guide presets to a JSON file or loads them from one.

Adds the guides as one clip over the whole sequence on a new top track.

Swaps the guides on this sequence for the current settings.

Switches the guide clip off and on; off means it is not exported.

Takes the guides off the current sequence.

Removes every guide clip from every sequence in the project.

Picks the panel colour set: Aqua, Sunset, Aurora, Ocean, Gold, Rose, Lime, Ember or Silver.

Sets three custom colours for the panel theme.

Sets the panel background: Midnight, Graphite, Deep blue, Plum or Black.

Adjusts glow strength and glass translucency of the panel.

Turns panel animations, drifting colours and ripples on or off.

Returns the panel look to Aqua on Midnight.