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CutMap

by CutAtlas·Workflow

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Why we like it

CutMap earns its place in the adobe_exchange library as a dedicated versioning workspace for Premiere Pro, replacing bin-hunting with a visual node canvas that tracks sequence versions, branches, and variants.

What is CutMap?

CutMap is a node versioning workspace for Adobe Premiere Pro. Rather than searching through bins for the right sequence version, it presents an interactive, zoomable canvas where every version, branch, and variant sits in one place. You can map sequences visually and build a version tree that reflects how the edit evolves.

CutMap discovers your sequences and syncs with your Premiere Pro project automatically, inferring the relationships between them. It recognises smart naming conventions, handles branch and variant management, and tracks the status of each version node — WIP, Sent, Feedback, Approved, or Archived. Each project runs in its own isolated workspace.

Built for editors and post-production supervisors working on commercials, episodic content, or any project where version control matters, CutMap requires Premiere Pro 25.6 or later. It comes with a 21-day free trial, with license activation through cutmap.io.

Who is CutMap best for?

CutMap is best for editors and post-production supervisors working on commercials, episodic content, or any project where version control matters.

How much does CutMap cost?

CutMap is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Interactive zoomable canvas with version trees, including zoom and drag support
  • Automatic sequence discovery and sync with Premiere Pro projects
  • Status tracking per version node (WIP, Sent, Feedback, Approved, Archived)
  • Smart naming convention recognition
  • Branch and variant management
  • Per-project workspace isolation

Tags

#version control#workflow#sequence management#post-production#editorial#versioning#organization#premiere pro

Frequently asked questions

Does CutMap work with Premiere Pro 25.6?

CutMap is compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro 25.6 and later, so you'll need a recent version of the application to run it. The current release is version 0.0.8, last updated on April 14, 2026. If you're on an older Premiere Pro build, you would need to update before installing. For the most current compatibility details, the developer's page at cutmap.io is the best place to check before adding it to your setup.

Is CutMap free to use?

CutMap is listed as free here in the catalog, and it ships with a 21-day free trial. Beyond the trial, license activation is handled through cutmap.io. Because licensing terms can change, the developer's page is the best place to confirm current details before you commit. The trial gives you time to explore the node canvas, sequence discovery, and status tracking within your own Premiere Pro projects.

How does CutMap track sequence versions?

CutMap discovers your sequences and syncs with your Premiere Pro project automatically, then infers the relationships between them to build a version tree. You can assign a status to each version node — WIP, Sent, Feedback, Approved, or Archived — and manage branches and variants as the edit develops. The interactive, zoomable canvas keeps every version, branch, and variant in one place, and each project runs in its own isolated workspace so different jobs stay separate.

What statuses can I assign to a version node in CutMap?

CutMap lets you tag each version node with one of several statuses: WIP, Sent, Feedback, Approved, or Archived. This status tracking sits on the interactive canvas alongside the version tree, so you can see where each sequence stands at a glance. Combined with automatic sequence discovery and smart naming convention recognition, the status labels help reflect how your edit is progressing across branches and variants within a single project workspace.

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