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Simon Says AI

by Simon Says Technologies, LLC·Workflow

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Why we like it

Simon Says AI sits at rank 29 on Adobe Exchange. It earns its place for handling transcription, captioning, subtitling, and translation across 100 languages while keeping output frame-accurate down to per-word timecode.

What is Simon Says AI?

Simon Says AI is a Premiere Pro extension for transcription, captioning, subtitling, and translation across 100 languages. It uses AI to find meaningful soundbites, and works frame-accurately with a timecode assigned to every word.

Inside Premiere Pro, it places markers on clips and adds captions or translated subtitles on sequences in minutes. A visual transcript and subtitle editor sits alongside this, and you can invite your team to work in it. When the edit is ready, you can export for Adobe and other NLEs, then get back to work.

Version 1.1.1 requires Premiere Pro 14.0 or later. The latest update improved authentication, fixing Google login for primary login. Simon Says AI is listed here as free; check the developer's page for current licensing details.

Who is Simon Says AI best for?

Simon Says AI is best for premiere Pro editors who need transcription, captioning, subtitles, or translation, and teams that want to collaborate in a shared transcript and subtitle editor.

How much does Simon Says AI cost?

Simon Says AI is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Transcribe, caption, subtitle, and translate across 100 languages
  • AI that finds meaningful soundbites
  • Frame-accurate output with a timecode assigned to every word
  • Markers on clips and captions or translated subtitles on sequences
  • Visual transcript and subtitle editor with team invites
  • Export for Adobe and other NLEs

Tags

#transcription#captioning#subtitles#translation#AI#Premiere Pro#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Does Simon Says AI work with my version of Premiere Pro?

Simon Says AI is compatible with Premiere Pro 14.0 and later, so recent installations of the editor should run it. If you're on an older release, you'd need to update Premiere Pro to at least 14.0 before installing the extension. The current build is version 1.1.1, last updated on October 21, 2024. For compatibility details tied to your specific Premiere Pro version, the developer's page is the best reference.

How many languages does Simon Says AI support?

Simon Says AI transcribes, captions, subtitles, and translates across 100 languages. Within Premiere Pro it can place markers on clips and add captions or translated subtitles on sequences in minutes, and it uses AI to find meaningful soundbites. Output stays frame-accurate, with a timecode assigned to every word. The visual transcript and subtitle editor lets you refine results and invite your team to work alongside you before exporting for Adobe and other NLEs.

What changed in Simon Says AI version 1.1.1?

Simon Says AI version 1.1.1, released on October 21, 2024, improved authentication by fixing Google login for the primary login. If you sign in with a Google account, this update addresses that flow specifically. Beyond authentication, the extension continues to offer transcription, captioning, subtitling, and translation in 100 languages, along with its frame-accurate transcript and subtitle editor. For a full history of changes, the developer's page is the place to check.

Is Simon Says AI free?

Simon Says AI is listed here as free, so you can add it to your Premiere Pro setup without a listed price on this catalog. Licensing and account terms can change over time, so the developer's page is the best place to confirm current details before relying on it for a project. From there you can review how sign-in and any plan requirements work for the extension.

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