The AI editor that lives inside your Premiere Pro timeline
No credits. No metered API. No second subscription. Liora edits your real Premiere Pro sequence in plain language — running free on the Claude Code or Codex plan you already pay for.
Premiere Pro — Sequence 01
- • Trim head −8 frames
- • Cross-dissolve 5f at cut point
In your timeline
A panel next to the program monitor — not a separate app
Approval-gated
Every action is shown and waits for your OK
$0 marginal
Runs on your existing Claude or ChatGPT plan
127.0.0.1
Local companion; source footage is never uploaded by Liora
How it works
It reasons about the timeline you have open
Reads your live project
Every request starts from a snapshot of your open project — the bin, every sequence, clip ranges, tracks, and exactly what you have selected right now.
Looks when it needs to
When a decision depends on what a shot looks like, Liora renders frames straight from your sequence and inspects them — locally, on the footage already in your project.
Proposes the exact action
Before changing a single frame, Liora shows you the precise edit it’s about to make. Approve it, approve-always for routine work, or decline and redirect.
Commits as a native edit
The change lands as a named Premiere transaction on your real timeline — the same edit you’d make by hand, and one Cmd+Z away from gone.
Talk to your timeline
Like it’s an assistant sitting next to you
Select a clip, or a run of clips, and say what you want. Liora is selection-aware — “this,” “these,” and “here” mean exactly what you’ve highlighted. But it’s never boxed in: name a clip, a timecode, or another sequence and it works on that instead.
- >Ripple-delete this and close the gap.
- >Add a five-frame cross-dissolve between these two.
- >Trim eight frames off the head of this clip.
- >Move these three to the end of the sequence.
- >Disable the clip on the top track — I want to see what's under it.
- >Put a Gaussian Blur on this one.
- >Drop chapter markers at each of these points.
- >Insert this B-roll at the playhead on V2.
- >Render the work area to a file.
Why it’s different
An assistant with initiative, none of the risk
Liora isn’t a separate app that swallows your footage and hands back a mystery cut. It makes the same edits you’d make by hand — you just describe them.
Selection-aware
“This,” “these,” and “here” mean exactly what you’ve highlighted in the timeline — just like they would to a human editor. Name a clip or timecode and it works there instead.
Approve, then undo
Nothing happens behind your back. Liora shows the exact action before it changes a frame. Every edit lands as a native, named Premiere transaction — a single Cmd+Z reverts it.
Understands your project
Every request starts from a live snapshot: the bin, every sequence and its clip table, the active sequence, your selection. When it matters, Liora renders frames on demand and looks at them.
Private by design
No ingesting, indexing, or uploading source media to Liora. The companion stays on localhost; prompts and the minimum timeline context go directly to the AI provider you choose.
Pricing
Runs free on the subscription you already have
Liora ships a tiny local companion that drives the CLI you already use — Claude Code on your Claude Pro or Max plan, or OpenAI Codex on your ChatGPT plan. Every bit of AI work rides inside that subscription, bounded only by your normal plan limits.
No Liora API bill and no second AI account. Your footage stays on your Mac.
No API keys
Nothing to create, rotate, or paste into a settings box.
No metered billing
No per-token charges, no usage dashboard, no surprise invoice.
Credentials stay put
The companion never sees or stores your Claude or ChatGPT login.
Private by design
Binds to localhost only (127.0.0.1) behind a private token.
What Liora can do today
Real edits, on your live sequence
All approval-gated. All undoable. All in the project you already have open.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is Liora a Premiere Pro plugin?
Yes. Liora is published on Adobe Exchange and installs as a panel — a UXP plugin — inside Adobe Premiere Pro, docked next to your program monitor. A small companion app in the macOS menu bar connects the panel to your AI provider.
Does Liora upload my footage?
No. Liora never uploads your source media. The companion binds to localhost only (127.0.0.1) behind a private token, and only your prompts and the minimum timeline context go to the AI provider you choose.
Do I need an API key or a second AI subscription?
No. Liora drives the CLI you already use — Claude Code on your Claude Pro or Max plan, or OpenAI Codex on your ChatGPT plan. No API keys, no per-token charges, no metered billing.
Can I undo an edit Liora makes?
Yes. Every change lands as a named, native Premiere transaction on your real timeline, so a single Cmd+Z reverts it — and Liora shows you each action for approval before it runs.
What do I need to run Liora?
A Mac on macOS 13 Ventura or newer (Apple silicon or Intel), Adobe Premiere Pro with the Liora panel, and the free Liora Companion signed in to Claude Code or Codex.
How do I install Liora in Premiere Pro?
Get the Liora panel from Adobe Exchange — select Free and the Creative Cloud desktop app installs it, so Liora appears under Window → Extensions in Premiere. Then download the free Liora Companion from this site, since Adobe Exchange only carries the panel. The two find each other automatically, in either order.
What does the beta label mean?
Liora is in public beta: it is free to use and stable for everyday editing, but it is still evolving quickly. Expect frequent updates — the Companion installs them automatically — and the occasional rough edge. Every edit Liora makes stays one Cmd+Z away, and your feedback directly shapes what ships next.
How much does Liora cost?
Liora is free. The AI work runs inside the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for, bounded only by your normal plan limits — no Liora API bill and no second AI account.
Liora
Tell your timeline what to do
Hand the repetitive, click-heavy work to Liora just by describing it — no new app to learn, no footage to upload, and no metered API. It runs free on the Claude Code or Codex plan you already pay for.