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GoPro Reframe

by GoPro Inc.·Workflow

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Why we like it

GoPro Reframe stands out in the Adobe Exchange library as the maker's own plugin for handling GoPro footage inside Adobe's editors. Version 2.0.1, updated April 2025, is the first officially supported release.

What is GoPro Reframe?

GoPro Reframe is a plugin from GoPro Inc. for Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro, built for importing and reframing GoPro footage. It handles HERO, MAX and Fusion footage and gives you creative control over how that footage is framed inside Adobe's editors.

Reframing covers pan, tilt, rotate and zoom, and you can animate that movement with keyframes. Between those keyframes, the plugin lets you control the level of motion blur in the transitions. You can adjust lens curvature to change the look of your photos and videos, and manually adjust the horizon in HERO and 360 photos and videos. Preset output resolutions and aspect ratios are dialed for sharing on social.

Version 2.0.1, updated in April 2025, is the first officially supported release. It runs in After Effects 22.0 and later and Premiere Pro 22.0 and later.

Who is GoPro Reframe best for?

GoPro Reframe is best for editors working with GoPro HERO, MAX and Fusion footage inside After Effects and Premiere Pro.

How much does GoPro Reframe cost?

GoPro Reframe is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Imports and reframes GoPro HERO, MAX and Fusion footage
  • Reframes with pan, tilt, rotate and zoom, animated using keyframes
  • Controls the level of motion blur in the transitions between keyframes
  • Adjusts lens curvature to change the look of photos and videos
  • Manual horizon adjustment for HERO and 360 photos and videos
  • Preset output resolutions and aspect ratios dialed for sharing on social

Tags

#GoPro#reframing#360 video#After Effects plugin#Premiere Pro plugin#keyframe animation#motion blur

Frequently asked questions

Does GoPro Reframe work with After Effects 22.0 and Premiere Pro 22.0?

GoPro Reframe runs in After Effects 22.0 and later and Premiere Pro 22.0 and later, so both of Adobe's editors are supported on those versions or newer. It works as a plugin for editing GoPro footage inside each application. Version 2.0.1, released 23 April 2025, is the first officially supported version. For anything beyond these listed versions, check the developer's page for current details.

Can GoPro Reframe edit MAX and Fusion 360 footage?

GoPro Reframe supports editing HERO, MAX and Fusion footage. For HERO and 360 photos and videos, it lets you manually adjust the horizon, and you can adjust lens curvature to change the look of your photos and videos. Output can be set using preset resolutions and aspect ratios dialed for sharing on social. Reframing and motion blur are handled separately through the plugin's keyframe-based controls.

How do I reframe GoPro footage with GoPro Reframe?

GoPro Reframe lets you reframe by panning, tilting, rotating and zooming, giving you a range of perspectives from your footage. You animate that movement using keyframes, and you control the level of motion blur in the transitions between those keyframes. These controls work on GoPro HERO, MAX and Fusion footage inside After Effects and Premiere Pro, and the plugin also handles importing that footage into each application.

Is GoPro Reframe free to use?

GoPro Reframe is listed as free in this catalog. No specific licensing figures are provided here, so for current terms, availability or any conditions tied to using the plugin, refer to the developer's page. The plugin comes from GoPro Inc. and works inside Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro for importing and reframing GoPro footage, with preset output resolutions and aspect ratios dialed for sharing on social.

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Also in Workflow for After Effects.

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