AutoPod

AutoPod is a set of AI plugins for automatic video podcast editing inside Adobe Premiere Pro, built by editors for editors. It is aimed at podcast production companies, freelance video editors, YouTube creators and content teams that record shows with several cameras and microphones and want to save hours of editing every week.

What is AutoPod used for?

It is a pack of three extensions that install into Premiere Pro (2023 or newer) and are also available for DaVinci Resolve. Its core piece, the Multi-Camera Editor, reads which audio track is active and switches angles based on who is speaking, the camera layout and standard editing conventions. It was built on thousands of hours of podcast footage, and users describe the result as essentially a finished edit. It handles up to 10 cameras and 10 microphones with single, two, three-shot and wide angles.

What else does AutoPod include?

The Social Clip Creator builds 1920×1080, 1080×1350 and 1080×1920 sequences from an in and out point, reframes footage for the chosen aspect ratio and lets you batch export every clip in one click. The Jump Cut Editor automatically removes silences based on a decibel threshold you set for your microphones, which suits fast-paced social clips. Everything is configurable: standard cuts, multicam or enable/disable editing, more frequent wide shots, and saved presets.

Who is AutoPod for?

• Editors cutting weekly video podcasts.
• Production companies with multi-guest, multi-camera shows.
• Creators turning episodes into vertical clips.
• Teams already working in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.

AutoPod pros and cons

Pros: it lives inside the editor you already use, follows professional editing conventions and saves a lot of time on long episodes. Cons: the multicam editor needs separate audio tracks for each person and will not work with a single audio source or a solo speaker, it is not available for Final Cut Pro or Avid, and each license works on one computer only.