by LucidLink·Workflow
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LucidLink Panel earns its place in the Adobe Exchange library by keeping pin and cache controls inside Premiere Pro and After Effects, with a recent update extending support to the 2025 releases.
LucidLink Panel is a workflow extension for Premiere Pro and After Effects, built for users handling dense media who want to manage what gets cached while they work. It fits within your Creative Cloud applications and centers on pinning and caching controls.
From the panel you can pin full sequences, folders, clips, or proxies, and unpin them just as quickly. Clip range caching lets you cache specific sequence ranges rather than everything, while cache metrics report real-time cache use and pinning stats. Quick settings adjust recommended settings for editing in Premiere Pro.
The panel runs on both MacOS and Windows. A recent update added support for the 2025 releases of Premiere Pro and After Effects, along with the ability to unset all pins and purge the cache on a per-filespace basis directly from the panel. For setup details and current licensing, visit the developer's page.
LucidLink is best for editors and motion designers working with dense media who want to manage pinning and caching inside Premiere Pro and After Effects.
LucidLink is completely free to download and use.
LucidLink Panel added support for the 2025 releases of Premiere Pro and After Effects in a recent update. It lists compatibility with After Effects 22.5 and later and Premiere Pro 22.5 and later, and the panel runs directly inside both Creative Cloud applications. Because supported builds can change with each release, the developer's page is the best place to confirm exact version support and any release-specific notes before you install.
LucidLink Panel supports After Effects 22.5 and later and Premiere Pro 22.5 and later. A recent update also brought support for the 2025 releases of both applications. Since supported versions can shift over time, the developer's page is the place to verify the exact builds before installing. The panel is listed on Adobe Exchange and works within your Creative Cloud applications.
LucidLink Panel runs on both MacOS and Windows, so it can be used on either platform inside Premiere Pro and After Effects. It handles pinning of full sequences, folders, clips, and proxies, plus clip range caching for specific sequence ranges, on both operating systems. Cache metrics report real-time cache use and pinning stats regardless of platform. For any platform-specific requirements or setup steps, the developer's page carries the latest details before you install.
LucidLink Panel lets you unset all pins and purge the cache on a per-filespace basis directly from the panel, a capability added in a recent update. Alongside this, it provides pin and unpin controls for full sequences, folders, clips, and proxies, plus cache metrics reporting real-time cache use and pinning stats. These controls live inside Premiere Pro and After Effects on both MacOS and Windows.
LucidLink Panel is listed here as free. Pricing and licensing for connected services can change, so the developer's page is the place to confirm current terms before you rely on it. Once installed, the panel lets you pin full sequences, folders, clips, and proxies, cache specific sequence ranges, view real-time cache metrics, and adjust recommended settings in Premiere Pro. It runs across both MacOS and Windows inside your Creative Cloud applications.
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