What is Sniper?
Sniper is a toolbox for Adobe Premiere Pro (26.2 and newer). It increases productivity and makes complex edits easier, reducing the time spent on repetitive tasks.
Sniper has three main tools:
Saves and reuses presets, SFX and anything else from your timeline. Or import your favorite Premiere presets and find a smarter way to use them.
A complete Ease tool with Value and Speed graphs, real-time feedback, a Loop tool, Bezier, Overshoot and Bounce controls, and a powerful library of ready-made presets.
A tool that lets you put the anchor point of your clip anywhere on the screen, in Motion or in a Transform, directly on the selected clip or on a new adjustment layer, in just one click.
And two complementary ones:
Transfers the animations from your clip's Motion to a Transform effect.
Moves all the effects of a clip, or of several clips at the same time, to adjustment layers, with just one click.
Each of these tools has a large number of features and sub-tools that help boost your productivity and add superpowers to your Premiere Pro. Sniper is also fully responsive and adapts perfectly to your workflow.
The fixed bar
The bar at the bottom of the panel is on every screen. It is how you move between the tools.
1 Import presets
Opens the import screen for preset packs.
2 Presets
Opens the library.
3 Ease
Opens the Ease tool on the selected clip.
4 Aim
Opens the Aim tool on the selected clip.
5 Move to adjustment layer
Runs Move to adjustment layer on the selected clips.
6 Move Motion to Transform
Runs Move Motion to Transform on the selected clip.
After you fire a Bullet, Undo the last fire appears next to the import icon. It stays while the same clip is still selected.
Where to start
- Install Sniper and do the quick setup.
- Read The library to learn what a Bullet is.
- Save your first Bullet, or import your Premiere presets, and fire it.