Your team’s feedback.
Inside your edit.
Open the note. Jump to the frame. Export the next version. FlowShot keeps the review beside your sequence in Premiere Pro.
Free plugin · Windows and macOS
Kate & Tom — Highlight
v33 open
Kate & Tom — Highlight
3 videos · v3 ready
Riverside Ceremony Film
2 videos · v1 ready
Ortega Reception Recap
1 video · processing
Northfield Brand Story
4 videos · v2 ready
The sequence stays linked to the project you choose, so the next export lands on the same version chain.
Destination
Kate & Tom — Highlight
North & Pine
Destination confirmed
Export as
Video name
Kate & Tom — Highlight
Export preset
Match Source — H.264
Range
Entire sequence
Project status
Move to “In review” when processing finishes
Close the panel while it runs — the transfer keeps going, and picks up again if the connection drops.
Live preview of the panel. Open a comment, flip the markers on, or run an export.
Feedback arrives already parked on the frame.
A comment left at 01:32 opens the panel at 01:32. Click it and the playhead moves there — no scrubbing from a spreadsheet of timecodes, no second screen.
- Replies and resolved state come across with the comment
- Filter to Open or Mine when the list gets long
- Turn on Timeline markers and the comments become sequence markers you can navigate with the keyboard
Kate & Tom — Highlight
v3Music dips too early and the ceremony audio disappears under it.
2 replies
Ending is perfect. Nothing to change here.
Your next version. Still the same project.
Pick the project, choose whether this continues an existing video or starts a new chain, select your preset — the panel renders through Media Encoder and uploads. The review page is ready on the other side.
- Rendering, uploading and processing report their own stage in the panel
- An interrupted transfer continues automatically when you are back online
- The project status can move the moment processing finishes
Destination
Kate & Tom — Highlight
✓ Destination confirmed
- Rendering the sequence Done
- Uploading to FlowShot Done
- Preparing your review Now
- Review ready
Every take you have sent, one tab away.
The Projects tab is your workspace library inside Premiere: exported takes as a grid of frames, newest first. Hover a card to preview the cut, and point this sequence at the project it belongs to.
- Grid of frames or a compact table, whichever you read faster
- Hover a card and the frame plays a preview in place
- Pick the destination here and every later export follows it
Kate & Tom — Highlight
v3 · 2 days ago
Riverside Ceremony Film
v1 · last week
Ortega Reception Recap
v2 · 3 weeks ago
Northfield Brand Story
v2 · last month
Built for the way an edit actually runs.
Version chains, not filenames
Each export continues the same video, so v1, v2 and v3 stay one review history the team can step through.
Your installed presets
The panel lists the H.264 presets installed with Premiere and hands the render to Adobe Media Encoder, so Premiere stays usable.
Transfers survive the drop
Lose the connection mid-upload and the transfer resumes on its own when you are back online.
Status moves with the export
Choose what happens to the project when processing finishes, or leave it alone.
Permissions stay server-side
Workspace membership and project access are checked by FlowShot before anything is shown.
Updates stay in Adobe
Adobe delivers approved plugin updates through Creative Cloud Desktop, so every Marketplace install stays on the supported release channel.
Marketplace. Install. Open. Pair.
- 1
Marketplace
Open the official FlowShot listing in Adobe Marketplace.
- 2
Install
Choose Install and let Creative Cloud Desktop add the plugin.
- 3
Open
Restart Premiere and choose Window → UXP Plugins → FlowShot.
- 4
Pair
Sign in from the panel to connect your FlowShot workspace.
Installation and updates are managed by Adobe. You can also find FlowShot from Creative Cloud Desktop under Stock & Marketplace → Plugins. See Adobe’s plugin installation guide.
Where to find the panel.
Restart Premiere Pro after installing, then open the panel from the Window menu.
Window → UXP Plugins → FlowShot
- The same path in Premiere Pro 25 and 26 — Adobe has kept the UXP menu in one place.
- Not there yet? Reopen Premiere — the menu is read at startup. Use Manage Plugins… in the same submenu to confirm the plugin is enabled.
- Dock it beside your Program Monitor and save the workspace — it opens there every session.
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Window → UXP Plugins → FlowShot → FlowShot
Questions editors ask first
Do I need a paid plan to use the plugin?
Which versions of Premiere Pro are supported?
Does exporting from the panel change my sequence?
Can I keep working while an export runs?
How do updates work?
I installed FlowShot directly before. Can I switch to Marketplace?
Put the review where the edit already is.
Free plugin · Windows and macOS