Verbatim by Cinelore

Available now for Premiere · DaVinci Resolve coming

Describe the rough cut.
Verbatim pulls it from your footage.
Inside Premiere.

Verbatim turns your interviews into story cards: draggable, splittable moments pulled straight from the transcript. Describe the story you want, or assemble the cards yourself. Premiere's timeline follows along in real time. All on your computer. Nothing uploads.

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Interactive demo · no install

Try it right here.

This is Verbatim docked in Premiere with a real podcast loaded. Take the tour, or click OUTPUT → Build Narrative, try the editor's options, then approve the cut and watch the timeline fill.

or just start clicking — everything works
Interface preview with sample footage · shown inside Adobe Premiere · AI search and the editor chat are live (limited per visitor) Open full size ↗

How it works

Three steps. One Premiere panel.

01

Select your clips

Click one clip or multi-select a dozen across the timeline or project panel. Verbatim loads every transcript as tabs in the panel. Works across interviews with different people, different days, different drives.

02

Describe the story

Open Build Narrative. Describe the story you want in plain English: who you want to hear from, what beats to hit, the energy and duration. The editor proposes a cut and explains why, and you talk it through before anything touches your timeline.

03

Get the rough cut

Approve & Build. Verbatim fills the OUTPUT tab with story cards. Each one is a moment from your footage, in narrative order, already on the Premiere timeline. Reorder, split, or delete any card; the timeline updates as you work.

Click through all three steps in the interactive demo →

Built for working editors

Premiere-native

Runs as a native UXP panel. No tab switching, no project round-trips, no uploading.

AI included — or your own

Cinelore Cloud has the AI built in. Or use your own: your ChatGPT subscription, a free Gemini key, or free offline AI on your computer.

Local files only

Your footage never leaves your drive. Cinelore never sees it. Even transcripts stay local — and stay encrypted on your computer.

Story cards = your edit

Every card is a moment. Source clip, timecodes, speaker, transcript. Drag to reorder. Right-click a word to split. Delete with a keystroke. Premiere's timeline mirrors every change. The fastest rough-cut workflow a plugin can build.

Start cutting faster today.

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Questions

+ Do I need to upload my footage?

No. Verbatim runs on your local machine. Your footage stays on your drive. We never see it.

+ Does it work without internet?

Only with the offline option: free AI that runs on your computer (Ollama). Cinelore Cloud, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude all need an internet connection.

+ Do I have to pay extra for AI?

Not on Cinelore Cloud — the AI is included, nothing to set up. With Verbatim Perpetual you use your own: your ChatGPT Plus or Pro subscription, a free Google Gemini key, a Claude API key (billed by Anthropic), or free offline AI on your computer (Ollama). You choose inside the plugin.

+ Can Verbatim cut across multiple interviews?

Yes. Select as many clips as you want (timeline selection, project-panel multi-select, sequences with nested clips); Verbatim loads every transcript and pulls the best moments across all of them. The prompt applies to the whole set, so one request can weave together interviews with different people from different shoots.

+ Do I have to use the story builder, or can I still arrange clips manually?

Both workflows are built in. Use the story builder when you want a rough cut in 30 seconds. Use the transcript cards when you want fine-grained control: drag to reorder, click to delete, right-click a word to split. Same timeline, same project, same clips.

+ What about DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro?

Verbatim launches first on Premiere. Native DaVinci Resolve support is already in active development. Final Cut Pro is on the roadmap after that.