Frequently asked questions

It animates a clip's Scale, Position and Opacity with presets, a sequence builder and an easing curve editor, so you can add zooms, pans and fades quickly instead of keyframing by hand.

Yes. Glide writes ordinary Premiere keyframes on the clip's built-in Motion and Opacity, so you can see and edit them in Effect Controls. It does not add effects or extra layers.

Yes. It works in landscape, vertical (9:16), square and 4:5 sequences, and with clips of a different size or shape than the sequence. It adjusts the scale so no black edges show.

Glide is developed and tested on Premiere Pro 26.5 on Windows. macOS is planned but has not been tested yet.

Yes. Each tab has Undo and Redo for the changes Glide made, and Remove Motion restores the clip's original scale, position and anchor.

You get one licence code. It activates Glide on one PC at a time. The panel checks the code online about once a day; if you are offline it keeps working for 14 days after the last check.

On the old computer open Support > Deactivate this PC, then enter your code on the new one. If the old computer is gone or broken, email us and we will free the code.

The code is active on another PC. Deactivate it there (see above), or contact support and we will reset it.

Yes, within 14 days of purchase. See the refund policy.

None about your projects or footage. The only thing sent from the panel is the licence check: your code and this PC's name and a short fingerprint. Details are on the privacy page.

Open the Support button in the panel and press Copy report, then paste it into an email to support@motionvisionfx.com and describe what you were doing. The report contains your Premiere and Windows versions, the selected clip's values and what the panel did just before the problem. Nothing is sent automatically.