You build a great transition, a lower-third stack or a sound-design hit… and two weeks later you rebuild it from scratch, because finding the old project takes longer. DejaCut is a small Premiere panel that keeps those edits ready to reuse: 🎬 Select clips on your timeline, click Save selection. Done, no dialogs. You get a card with a looping preview. 🎬 Place the playhead, click the card. The cut drops in as a Nest on free tracks above your edit, in any project. 🎬 Need to tweak it? Open its sequence, change it, Save changes. The library keeps the new version. 🎬 One library for all your projects: search, favourites, collections. 🎬 Export a pack: one .dejacut file with the media inside, ready to send to another editor. ⚠️ It's a beta. Back up important projects before you try it. INSTALL (Windows, Premiere Pro 2026) 1. Download the zip below and unzip it to a normal folder. 2. Close Premiere, double-click Install-DejaCut-BETA.cmd. It's an unsigned beta, so the installer asks to switch on Adobe's CEP debug mode (needed to load unsigned panels). Say yes to install. 3. Start Premiere, open a project, then Window → Extensions → DejaCut Beta. Dock it next to your timeline. GOOD TO KNOW • Tested on Premiere Pro 2026 26.5.2 (Windows): save, insert, edit, packs, reopening projects, install/update/uninstall. • Not tested yet: Mac, Premiere Beta, very large projects. • Renaming a card: click into the name field first, then type. • Packs carry your media, not fonts, third-party plugins or Dynamic Link comps. Free for personal and client projects. Please don't re-upload or resell it. Share the link to the Lab instead. What would you save first: a transition, a title stack or a sound-design hit? 👇

Hey, I'm Szymon 👋 This Lab exists to help video editors bring AI into their workflow - practical tools and setups that work on real projects, not hype. How it works - New tools drop in Free Plugins: download, install guide, video walkthrough. - Found a bug or have an idea? Comment under the tool's post. - Missing a tool? Post it in Requests. The most-upvoted requests get built first. Your first 3 steps 1. Introduce yourself below: what you edit, which app you use, and a link to your work. 2. Grab the first plugin in Free Plugins (first drop coming soon - turn on notifications). 3. Tell me in Requests what slows you down the most. Rules - Be kind and helpful. No spam, no DMs selling services. - Self-promotion only in Show & Tell. - The tools are free for personal and client projects. Please don't re-upload or resell them - share the link to the Lab instead. Glad you're here. Let's build faster workflows together.

Your timeline is full of nulls: camera controllers, position rigs, expression helpers. You need them, but you don't need to stare at them while you animate. NULL VIS is a tiny After Effects panel with one eye button: - Click it, and every null in the active comp is hidden. - Click again, and they're back exactly as they were. Nulls you had switched off yourself stay off. - Tick Shy, and the nulls also disappear from the timeline list. - Optional: include nested precomps (in the "…" menu). The state is stored inside the comp, so it survives saving and reopening the project. Undo and Redo work. 📦 INSTALL (Windows and Mac) 1. Download the zip below and unzip it somewhere permanent. 2. Quick try: File → Scripts → Run Script File… → src/NULL VIS.jsx 3. Dockable panel: copy NULL VIS.jsx into the ScriptUI Panels folder (Windows: Program Files/Adobe/Adobe After Effects <version>/Support Files/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels · Mac: Applications/Adobe After Effects <version>/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels), restart AE and open Window → NULL VIS. 💡 GOOD TO KNOW - Restore before you duplicate a comp that's currently hidden. - With Shy on, AE also hides other layers you had already marked Shy. - Tested on After Effects 2026 (Windows). Should work on AE 2022 and newer. On a Mac? Tell me if it works for you. Free for personal and client projects. Please don't re-upload or resell it. Share the link to the Lab instead. What would you add to it? Tell me in the comments 👇

Premiere gives audio tracks an S button. For video tracks you get… clicking eye icons one by one, and then trying to remember which ones were on. Video Solo adds a small panel with an S button for every video track: - Click S, and only that track is visible. Click more S buttons to solo several tracks. - Click Restore, and every track goes back to how it was, including tracks you had hidden on purpose. - Close the project or restart Premiere: Video Solo remembers the solo and Restore still works. - If tracks ever end up hidden with no saved state, one button shows them all. ⚠️ Solo affects your export. Hit Restore before you render. 📦 INSTALL (Premiere Pro 25.6 or newer, Windows and Mac) 1. Download the zip below and unzip it. 2. Close Premiere, double-click DreamChaser_Video-Solo_v0.2.0.ccx and follow the Creative Cloud prompts. 3. Open Premiere → Window → UXP Plugins → Video Solo. Dock it next to your timeline and make it a bit wider to see track names. 💡 GOOD TO KNOW - Tested on Premiere Pro 2026 (Windows): solo, restore, reopening the project, full Premiere restart. - Not tested yet: Mac, and Save As while solo is active. On a Mac? Let me know how it goes. Free for personal and client projects. Please don't re-upload or resell it. Share the link to the Lab instead. Which track do you solo most often: the interview, B-roll or graphics? 👇