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Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial

by Captioneer·Motion Graphics

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Why we like it

Captioneer earns its spot in the Adobe Exchange library for generating animated captions on the timeline while keeping the styling editable in both Premiere Pro and After Effects, with the option to download or build MOGRTs.

What is Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial?

Captioneer creates animated captions on the timeline inside Premiere Pro. Once the captions are generated, you can adjust the caption and motion graphics settings — fonts, colors, text and more — from inside Premiere Pro or After Effects, depending on where you prefer to work.

The plugin works with motion graphics templates. You can download new MOGRTs to add to the available styles, or build your own MOGRTs from scratch in After Effects.

Captioneer sits at position 39 in the Adobe Exchange popularity ranking. It's compatible with Premiere Pro 13.0 and later, and this catalog lists it as free — check the developer's page for current licensing. Version 1.5.2 arrived on 16 July 2025, bringing a unified activation framework, a fix for the Remove Punctuation bug, and a new log system.

Who is Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial best for?

Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial is best for editors adding animated captions and subtitles to Premiere Pro projects who want to adjust the styling in Premiere Pro or After Effects.

How much does Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial cost?

Captioneer for Premiere Pro - Free Trial is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Creates animated captions on the Premiere Pro timeline
  • Edit caption and motion graphics settings including fonts, colors and text
  • Editing available inside both Premiere Pro and After Effects
  • Download new MOGRTs to expand the available styles
  • Build your own MOGRTs in After Effects
  • Compatible with Premiere Pro 13.0 and later

Tags

#captions#subtitles#Premiere Pro#motion graphics#After Effects#MOGRT#video editing

Frequently asked questions

Does Captioneer work with Premiere Pro 13.0?

Captioneer is compatible with Premiere Pro 13.0 and later, so releases from that version onward should support it. The plugin creates its animated captions directly on the Premiere Pro timeline, and the caption and motion graphics settings can be adjusted from within Premiere Pro. If you're running a release older than 13.0, you'll want to update before installing. For the exact list of supported versions and any additional requirements, the developer's page at docs.captioneer.com is the best reference.

Can I edit Captioneer captions in After Effects?

Captioneer lets you edit its captions and motion graphics settings — fonts, colors, text and more — inside either Premiere Pro or After Effects. After Effects is also where you can build your own MOGRTs, in addition to downloading new ones. So you can adjust captions in Premiere Pro or work on them in After Effects, depending on where you prefer to make changes. For the full workflow between the two applications, see the developer's documentation at docs.captioneer.com.

What changed in Captioneer version 1.5.2?

Captioneer version 1.5.2, released on 16 July 2025, introduced a unified activation framework, a fix for the Remove Punctuation bug, and a new log system. Those three items are the changes noted for this release of the plugin. If you're deciding whether to update, these are the improvements you'd be picking up. For the complete version history and any changes made in later builds, check the developer's page at docs.captioneer.com for the latest details.

Is Captioneer free to use?

Captioneer is listed as free in this catalog, so you can add it to your Premiere Pro setup without a purchase here. That said, licensing terms can change and may differ on the developer's side, so it's worth confirming current pricing and any trial or activation details directly at docs.captioneer.com. The plugin name also references a free trial, which suggests licensing options beyond the free listing may exist on the developer's page.

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