An AI toolkit that lives inside a single Adobe Premiere Pro panel — transcribe and style animated captions, auto-cut long footage into short clips, and reframe landscape sequences to vertical with active-speaker tracking, without leaving your timeline.
Last verified · 2026-08-05 · by Moe Ameen
Brevidy is an AI plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro. Instead of being a standalone web app, it installs as a panel inside Premiere so an editor can caption, clip, and reframe a sequence without exporting to another tool and re-importing. Brevidy describes itself as an official Adobe video partner product, and it is aimed squarely at editors who deliver short-form social video from long-form footage.
The panel bundles four jobs. Smart Captions transcribes a sequence — Brevidy claims roughly 95% accuracy and supports transcription and translation in more than 99 languages — then lets you correct the transcript, style the words with more than 700 one-click presets, animate them word by word, and push the captions back onto your Premiere timeline as editable clips. AutoCut analyzes long, dialogue-heavy material (it is pitched at podcasts, interviews, and recordings over roughly 20 minutes), finds clip-worthy moments, and generates shorter sequences ready to caption and reframe. AutoCrop reframes a landscape timeline to vertical — 1080×1920 by default — using active-speaker detection, with Tracked, Dynamic, and Static crop modes, and it leaves editable transforms on your clips rather than a locked render (AutoCrop is marked beta). A built-in Media Tool browses stock images, video, GIFs, and emojis from Pexels, Unsplash, Pixabay, and Giphy.
Processing runs at roughly real-time speeds — a 45-second clip takes about 45 seconds — and the plugin adds team-collaboration features for editors working together. Pricing (as observed on brevidy.pro) starts with a free tier that includes one sample caption up to 10 minutes plus a 7-day trial, a Captioner plan around $17.99/month (about $14.99/month billed yearly) metered on captioning minutes, and a Producer plan around $35.99/month that adds unlimited captions plus a pool of video-workflow minutes for AutoCut and AutoCrop. Confirm the current numbers on Brevidy's pricing page before you subscribe.
Honest scope: Brevidy is a finishing tool for a working editor. Everything it does assumes you are already in Premiere with footage on a timeline. It captions, clips, and reframes what you shot — it does not generate net-new video from a script, write posts or blogs, design carousels, or publish anything to a social platform. That is the boundary where a content engine takes over.
Brevidy and Kompozy sit on opposite sides of one handoff. Brevidy is where a skilled editor finishes a single clip inside Premiere — clean captions, a tight vertical crop, the right cut points. Kompozy is what happens after that clip leaves Premiere: it multiplies one asset into a week of formats and actually publishes them, and it produces the outputs Brevidy structurally can't. The clean pairing is "finish it in Brevidy, then multiply and ship it in Kompozy."
Concretely: export your Brevidy-captioned vertical clip and drop it into Kompozy as a source. Kompozy is a full AI content generation and multi-platform publishing engine, so from that one clip and its transcript it spins up the rest of the campaign — Carousel Posts that turn the key points into brand-exact slides, Quote Graphics pulling the strongest lines, Text and Photo Posts, a Blog Article recap, and an Email Newsletter, all governed by your Persona Brief so the voice matches. It also generates what you never filmed: HeyGen-driven Persona Shorts and avatar video for the weeks you don't open Premiere at all. Then Kompozy schedules and publishes the whole set across the eight primary social platforms plus blog and email, with per-post review or Autopilot. Brevidy makes one clip look right in the timeline; Kompozy makes sure a hundred posts go out on brand without one.
Brevidy is an AI plugin that installs as a panel inside Adobe Premiere Pro. It transcribes and styles animated captions, auto-cuts long footage into short clips (AutoCut), reframes landscape sequences to vertical with active-speaker tracking (AutoCrop), and includes a stock-media browser — all without leaving the Premiere timeline. It bills itself as an official Adobe video partner product.
Only existing footage. Brevidy captions, clips, and reframes sequences you already have on a Premiere timeline. It does not generate net-new video from a script, avatar or talking-head video, images, or written posts. Producing content you did not film is a separate job for a generation tool like Kompozy.
As observed on brevidy.pro, Brevidy has a free tier (one sample caption up to 10 minutes plus a 7-day trial), a Captioner plan around $17.99/month (about $14.99/month billed yearly) metered on captioning minutes, and a Producer plan around $35.99/month that adds unlimited captions plus video-workflow minutes for AutoCut and AutoCrop. Check the official pricing page for current numbers.
No. Brevidy finishes clips inside Premiere; it does not schedule or publish to any platform. To fan a Brevidy-captioned clip out across platforms — and to generate the carousels, blog, and newsletter around it — you pair it with a publishing engine like Kompozy.
Brevidy finishes one clip in Premiere with captions and a vertical crop; Kompozy then multiplies and ships it. Export the clip into Kompozy and it generates carousels, quote graphics, a blog recap, a newsletter, and net-new avatar shorts from that source, then schedules and publishes them across the eight social platforms plus blog and email.