Gaps and frames
One gap for every seam or a different width per seam. Add a coloured frame, glow, shadow and name tags.
A JugglEdit panel for Adobe Premiere Pro
Select your clips, pick a layout, drag the borders. Multiplex writes the Motion, Crop and keyframes for you, and every cell stays a real clip you can keep editing.
How it works
Stack your clips on the timeline and select them. Multiplex reads them straight from the sequence.
Grids, stacks, a big cell with a column, or a shape cut. The preview shows the layout first.
Pull borders, set gaps, round or slant the cells. Premiere follows, and History steps you back.
Try it
A small copy of the Multiplex preview. Grab a round handle to move a border, or a ring where borders meet to move both at once.
Round corners show on straight seams here. In Premiere, Multiplex handles slanted, rounded and curved cells together.
Features
One gap for every seam or a different width per seam. Add a coloured frame, glow, shadow and name tags.
Tip borders into diagonals, bend them into curves, or draw a freeform outline.
Round every corner, or each one on its own. The crop follows the picture.
Turn the layout into a prism or a carousel, tilt cells, add reflection and shading.
Frame faces finds the people in each shot and centres them in their cell, with safe zones to check against.
Borders snap to common ratios. Smart balance tidies a hand-dragged layout in one click.
Cut the frame into shapes, or spotlight one cell over a blurred, dimmed backdrop.
Save a layout with its styling. It lives in the sequence and reopens with the project.
Everything lands as normal Premiere keyframes, timed right on speed-changed and reversed clips too.
Make 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 versions as new sequences in one click, each at its own frame size. Re-arrange to fit turns the splits so cells keep their shape, or Keep the pattern holds the layout as it is. Every clip stays in its cell. Link the versions, and when you change a still layout, every version follows.
There's no clip limit. Select as many clips as you need, and Multiplex lays them all out.
Nest the layout into a single clip for a cleaner timeline. Select the nest in your main sequence and Multiplex still edits the cells inside it, with no need to open the nested sequence.
Animation
Pick a pattern and Multiplex keys every cell for you: in, hold, out. Move from one layout to a completely different one and the cells travel between them.
Launch price
$45
$29
launch price
Yes, Multiplex runs on Windows and Mac. The face tools (Frame faces, Keep faces clear, Pop out, Portals) are Mac-only. On Windows, Follow the speaker and Match colours need ffmpeg installed.
Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later).
Adobe Premiere Pro [versions].
$29 while the launch price lasts, then $45.
Yes. Multiplex is free for 14 days.
No. Multiplex uses Premiere's own effects. Rounded corners use Film Impact's Rounded Crop, which comes with Premiere Pro 25.5 and later.
No. Multiplex leaves normal clips, effects and keyframes, so the edit opens on any Premiere, even without Multiplex installed.
After checkout, Lemon Squeezy emails you the download link and your receipt.