As a full-time YouTube editor, I spend most of my day inside Premiere Pro. One thing that always frustrated me was how much time gets wasted hunting for assets. Sound effects, reaction clips, transitions, overlays, screenshots, favorite effects, stock footage, music—everything ends up scattered across bins, folders, hard drives, and projects. I realized I wasn't spending time editing. I was spending time searching. So I built Clip Deck. Think of it as a Stream Deck inside Premiere Pro. Instead of digging through folders, you can save anything as a card and instantly launch it into your timeline with a single key press. Clips, sound effects, images, transitions, effects, motion presets, and more are always one shortcut away. My goal wasn't to add more features to Premiere. It was to remove friction from the editing process. Clip Deck has become my editing command center. The assets and tools I use hundreds of times per week are now available instantly, without breaking focus or leaving the timeline. I'd love to hear what slows you down most in your editing workflow and answer any questions about Clip Deck. Thanks for checking it out! 🚀 — Marc Founder of Clip Deck

Clip Deck for Premiere Pro

Stream Deck Inside Premiere Pro

Stream Deck Inside Premiere Pro