Version stacking, one click per take.
Select the clips. Click the track number you want them on.
They move there, nothing underneath is covered, and one undo puts it back.
Free, all of it Nothing is overwritten One undo No account, no key
- Every feature, with nothing held back
- No licence key and no sign-in - it never calls home
- Every update, for as long as it exists
- As many computers as you own
- Premiere Pro 25.6 or newer, macOS and Windows
We send one email to confirm the address, and the link in it starts the download. That is the only reason we ask for it.
What it does
Four things, and no fifth.
Click a number
Select clips, click V3, and they are on video track 3. Click V5 and they are on 5. One click, one undo, and the clips parked on the tracks in between are not touched.
Nothing is overwritten
Every destination is checked before anything moves. If a clip already sitting there would be covered, the whole move is refused and the panel names the clip that blocked it. A refused move changes nothing at all.
Picture and sound, together or apart
By default the two grids drive their own halves - V3 for the picture, A5 for its sound. Turn on Move linked audio too and one click puts the video on V3 and its audio on A3.
It follows the sequence
One cell per track that actually exists, right now. Add two tracks in Premiere and the grid grows to match. The track holding your selection is lit, and each cell carries the number of clips already parked there.
From download to first click: about a minute.
- Double-click the .ccx. Creative Cloud installs it.
- Restart Premiere Pro if it was already open.
- Window → UXP Plugins → SHIFTER, select some clips, click a number.
There is no key to paste and no account to make - it never calls home. Anything odd: hello@postprodtools.com.