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ColorCache

by CODEC422·Workflow

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Why we like it

ColorCache earns its spot in the Adobe Exchange library by keeping brand colors, assets, and notes in a single panel, so editors working across brands don't have to leave the timeline to find them.

What is ColorCache?

ColorCache is an extension for Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects aimed at editors who work across multiple brands. It gives you a place to save brand colors, store logos and assets, and attach notes such as fonts for quick reference, so brand details stay close to your work.

Assets stored in ColorCache can be dragged directly into your project, and everything is reachable without leaving the timeline. Instead of digging through a file system for a brand guide or logo files, you keep palettes, assets, and reference notes organized in one panel.

On the Adobe Exchange, ColorCache sits at popularity rank 67 among available extensions. It runs on Premiere Pro 23.0 and later and After Effects 23.0 and later, and this catalog lists it as free. For current licensing and setup details, see the developer's page.

Who is ColorCache best for?

ColorCache is best for editors who juggle multiple brands and want colors, logos, and reference notes stored in one place inside Premiere Pro and After Effects.

How much does ColorCache cost?

ColorCache is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Save and store brand color palettes
  • Store logos and assets you can drag directly into your project
  • Attach notes such as fonts for quick reference
  • Keep brand colors, assets, and notes accessible without leaving the timeline
  • Compatible with Premiere Pro 23.0+ and After Effects 23.0+

Tags

#brand management#color palette#brand assets#editing workflow#After Effects#Premiere Pro#extension

Frequently asked questions

Does ColorCache work with Premiere Pro 23.0 and After Effects 23.0?

ColorCache runs on Adobe Premiere Pro 23.0 and later, as well as Adobe After Effects 23.0 and later. If your installation of either application is at version 23.0 or above, the extension is supported. It's built to work inside both apps, so editors moving between Premiere Pro and After Effects can use the same brand storage in each. For the most current compatibility information, the developer's page at colorcache.io is the place to check.

Can I drag logos and assets from ColorCache into my project?

ColorCache lets you store logos and assets and drag them directly into your project. Rather than locating files elsewhere on your system, you keep them in the extension and pull them into your composition or sequence when needed. Alongside assets, it holds saved brand colors and notes, and everything stays accessible without leaving the timeline. This keeps brand materials in one panel while you work in Premiere Pro or After Effects.

Can ColorCache store fonts and notes for a brand?

ColorCache can attach notes, such as fonts, alongside your saved brand colors and assets. This gives you a spot to keep reference details for each brand next to the colors and logos they belong to. Because the notes live in the same panel, you can check them for quick reference without leaving the timeline or opening a separate brand guide. It's part of keeping brand information organized inside Premiere Pro and After Effects.

Is ColorCache free?

ColorCache is listed as free in this catalog. Pricing and licensing terms can change over time, so for the current details it's best to check the developer's page at colorcache.io. That page also covers setup and support for the extension across Premiere Pro and After Effects, along with answers to common questions. If licensing matters for your workflow, confirm the latest terms directly with the developer before installing.

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Also in Workflow for After Effects.

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