Mark a section, press Copy, and it lands in your source monitor.

Every copy is filed into its own dated bin and listed in the panel, ready to rename and load back to source. Premiere’s own Make Subsequence works too, so your shortcuts stay as they are.

An LA-based editor who moves between Avid and Premiere told us it’s the closest he’s found to Avid’s source timeline editing.

One-time licence · Two machines · 30-day refunds

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Screenshot to comeClip Bin with 12 captures from a recent edit

Clip Bin docked in Premiere, on a recent edit.

What you get

Clip Bin for Premiere, on macOS and Windows.
One licence for two machines: your edit machine and your laptop.
Updates installed from inside the panel, keeping your key.
Your licence key and download by email, straight after checkout.

Before you buy

Watch the walkthrough on the home page to see exactly what it does, and read the docs to check it fits how you cut. If it isn’t right for you, refunds are 30 days, no reason needed.

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