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K Motion is a Premiere Pro panel that adds polished motion to your clips in one click and lets you fine-tune it with sliders. Select clips, click a motion, adjust the strength. That's it.

This is the Complete edition. (Pro adds handwriting, export, sound effects, audio tools, beat sync and an asset maker.)

What you get

• 100 effects (247 adjustable parameters): zoom, slide, bounce, shake, blur, glitch, glow, color looks and more

• 100+ transitions, added to the start, the end or both of a clip

• 75 title animations + speech-bubble emotions for text clips: in, out and emphasis

• 76 one-click presets, plus save your own

• Gradient maker: stack up to 10 colors, animate them, delete with one click

• Shapes: animated circles, stars and more placed on new tracks

• Stackable layers: combine several motions on one clip and tune each one

• Copy / paste your effect stack between clips

• Works on many clips at once

• Search by name or keyword (English and Japanese keywords both work)

Which edition?

• Lite: 10 basic motions

• Complete: effects, transitions, titles, presets, gradients, shapes, edit tools

• Pro: everything in Complete plus handwriting, multi-size export, 45+ sound effects, audio tools, beat sync, asset maker

Requirements

• Premiere Pro 25.6 or later (UXP-enabled), 26.x recommended

• Tested on Premiere Pro 26.3.2 / macOS. Windows is not verified yet: it should work, but please try Lite first if unsure.

• Some effects depend on the built-in effects of your Premiere version; unavailable ones are hidden automatically.

How to install

Double-click the included .ccx file, click Install in Creative Cloud, restart Premiere Pro, then open Window > UXP Plugins > K Motion. A step-by-step guide (README) is included.

License

Personal and commercial use OK, including client work. Redistribution, resale and file sharing are not allowed.

Notes

This is a tool that operates Premiere Pro's built-in effects. No third-party footage or effects are included. Premiere's own undo needs two presses per applied effect; use the panel's Undo for a one-step undo. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Adobe. Adobe and Premiere Pro are trademarks of Adobe Inc.