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Teleport

by EditingTools.io·Workflow

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Why we like it

Teleport earns its place in the Adobe Exchange library for tackling a small but repetitive editing headache: returning to an exact frame without scrolling through the timeline or memorizing timecodes.

What is Teleport?

Teleport is an extension for Adobe Premiere Pro from EditingTools.io, built to cut down the zooming, scrolling, and hunting for playhead positions that come with moving shots around a long timeline. Instead of searching for colored markers or memorizing timecodes, you drop a digital anchor and jump straight back to the exact frame.

The workflow is four steps: click to record your playhead's current timecode, give it a label such as "Scene 4 Bridge" or "Interview Alt," navigate elsewhere in your project or timeline, then click to return to your original spot. You can store up to five locations at once, and it supports both clips and sequence anchors.

The panel offers horizontal, vertical, tiny horizontal, and tiny vertical layouts, so it fits your existing workspace whether you want full names and timecodes or just a row of tiny icons. Right-click in Tiny View to reset anchors, and the extension stays out of the way until you need it. Elgato Stream Deck support is available with the free Elgato Stream Deck add-on.

Who is Teleport best for?

Teleport is best for premiere Pro editors who move shots across long timelines and want to jump back to saved playhead positions without scrolling or memorizing timecodes.

How much does Teleport cost?

Teleport is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Store up to five different timeline locations at once
  • Record a playhead's timecode, label it, and jump back to that frame
  • Supports both clips and sequence anchors
  • Four layout options: horizontal, vertical, tiny horizontal, and tiny vertical
  • Right-click in Tiny View to reset anchors without taking up screen space
  • Elgato Stream Deck support via the free Elgato Stream Deck add-on

Tags

#teleport#premiere pro#timeline#markers#playhead#editing#editingtools#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Which Premiere Pro versions does Teleport support?

Teleport works with Premiere Pro 22.0 and later. Version 2.5.3, released in July 2026, added a fix for a JavaScript issue affecting Premiere Pro 26.3 and newer, so recent releases are covered. If you're running 22.0 or above you should be able to install it, and you can confirm current compatibility on the developer's page at editingtools.io before setting it up.

How many timeline locations can Teleport store at once?

Teleport can store up to five different locations at once. For each one you record the playhead's current timecode, add a label such as "Scene 4 Bridge" or "Interview Alt," then click to jump straight back to that frame from anywhere in your project or timeline. It supports both clips and sequence anchors, so you can anchor to whichever fits your edit. In Tiny View, a right-click resets anchors without taking up screen space.

Does Teleport work with the Elgato Stream Deck?

Teleport supports the Elgato Stream Deck, letting you trigger its anchors from hardware buttons rather than the panel. This requires the free Elgato Stream Deck add-on, available through the developer's page at editingtools.io. The extension itself offers horizontal, vertical, tiny horizontal, and tiny vertical layouts, so you can keep it compact on screen while driving it from the Stream Deck.

Is Teleport free to use?

Teleport is listed as free in this catalog. On the developer's side it's described as a one-time purchase, pay once and own it forever, so the licensing terms may vary depending on where you get it. For current pricing and licensing details, the developer's page at editingtools.io is the place to check before installing. That same page also handles support and feedback through the EditingTools.io team.

Alternatives to Teleport

Also in Workflow for Premiere Pro.

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