Adobe Premiere Pro Plug In

Meet the Moments Lab plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro, designed to streamline your editing process by connecting your Adobe workspace directly to your Cloud Media Hub. With this integration, you can easily find and clip the most compelling moments identified by AI—whether from recent footage or archived material—all without switching screens or handling multiple downloads and uploads.

The plugin brings you the power of our advanced multimodal AI for video search. providing AI-generated insights like summaries, key sequence breakdowns, and standout quotes, so you can quickly understand your video content without needing to watch every second.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to integrate and use your Moments Lab Media Hub with Adobe Premiere Pro. This integration enables you to search and import content directly from your Moments Lab hosted media library without leaving the Adobe Premiere Pro interface.

Choosing a Project Path

When you open the plugin, you will be prompted to select a project path. For "Bring Your Own Storage" customers with a direct connection to on-premise storage, this allows you to access your media directly, eliminating the need to wait for high-resolution files to download. If you are accessing content stored in the cloud, you still need to choose a project path, which should be set to your local library. You can always change your project path later in the plugin settings.

Enabling proxy workflows
If you're working with high-res assets stored in the cloud via Moments Lab, you can enable the proxy workflows. Proxies are lower-resolution copies of your footage, making them much easier to work with, resulting in smoother editing and faster response times.

We've tried to align the experience you receive on the plug-in as best as we can to the browser based version of your Moments Lab workspace.

Accessing your library

Access your entire Moments Lab library, including:

Searching for content

Easily discover, clip, and add assets directly to your bin. The plug in currently only supports free text search from the global search bar. To search using labels you will need to perform a search and then narrow down your search using the filters menu located on the right of your search results.

Moment based search

We offer two search options: Media-based for finding entire media files using metadata at the media level and Moment-based ideal for locating specific moments with time-stamped metadata. You can toggle between the two options by selecting the Moments or Media when in your search results.

You can refine your search by using the Moment Type filter to return Sequences, Soundbites, Transcript segments, or Annotations. For Media files, filter by Videos, Images, Audio, or Documents.

Clipping tools

You can use our built-in clipping tool in order to cut the clips you want down to the precise frame needed for your rough cut.

Adding clips to your Adobe Bin

Select the moment you want to use and add it to your bin using the + Add to Bin button. You can track the progress of your download with the media queue, which can be accessed in the top right of the panel.

Export finished projects back to MomentsLab for accessibility from anywhere. You can also drag and drop local files from your Adobe project bin (such as unlogged rushes) directly into your Moments Lab Media Hub for processing and AI indexation.

The search function allows you to search media and moments, filtering results by relevance, date, type, and more. Filters include organisation, media type, approval status, labels, people, and moment type as well as your custom filters.

Access the clipping tool via the "Open Clipping Tool" button in the "Open Media" view. This tool allows you to clip directly within the panel by setting Timecode In (TCI) and Timecode Out (TCO), adjusting the clip duration, and adding clips to the bin with adjustable handles.

The X second handles provide a buffer before and after the clip to ensure you can adjust the clip duration if needed. The default duration is 4 seconds, but it can be customized to suit your needs.

Yes, you can clip live events directly from the panel, allowing you to capture moments as they happen. Navigate to your Live Events to access this feature.

Media can be added from various sources, including media previews, search results, carts, or local storage, directly in Adobe Premiere Pro without using the panel. You can add assets via drag and drop or through designated buttons.

You can add complete assets, moments, clips created using the clipping tool, transcripts, pictures, and PDFs.

The media queue displays all imported media along with details like name, status, and quantity. You can manage the queue by closing, clearing, or stopping it. A spinner in the right corner shows the number of assets and their status.

Export your edited file locally or directly to Moments Lab. Use the export options in the panel to choose the destination, configure export settings, and select the appropriate preset for your target platform. You can continue working on your new file after export. Adobe Media Encoder must be open.

Yes, you can save your export in an existing event or create a new one during the export process. Configure a new event, set its title, and enable cognitive tasks if needed.

Choose from various presets for platforms such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, TikTok, Snap, and Facebook. Adobe and personal presets are also available from a drop-down menu in the export settings.

All users with a Moments Lab account can access the panel. Permissions are adjusted according to the user’s role within Moments Lab.

The settings page allows you to configure storage preferences, switch workspaces, set up proxy workflows, and access support and feedback options.

First try with the geographic location of your organization’s headquarters. If your workspace doesn’t appear, try with the alternative. If you still can't access your workspace, please contact support.