Built by someone who got tired of dragging clips.

Why it exists

Every edit has a stretch of work that takes no judgement at all. Laying eight angles onto eight tracks. Nesting a section, then pulling it apart again with the trims intact. Putting an adjustment layer exactly on a cut. None of it is difficult. All of it is slow, and you do it hundreds of times a project.

Editbelt is that list of jobs, each on one button, in a panel that docks as a strip two rows tall.

What it deliberately is not

It is not a preset pack, and it does not put anything in your project that needs the panel to exist. Everything it makes is an ordinary Premiere clip, nest or layer, so a project opens normally on a machine that has never heard of it.

It does not phone home, and it reads nothing except the project you have open.

Who makes it

[ Your name, and one line on what you edit. This is the paragraph people actually read on an about page — keep it specific and short. ]

[ Where you are based, and how long you have been cutting. ]

Getting in touch

Bugs, requests and “why does it do that” all go to the same place: support@editbelt.store. It is read by the person who wrote the code.