Frequently asked questions about Oncut

Download the Oncut installer, for Mac or for Windows, and run it: it sets up everything Oncut needs, with nothing to configure. Then open Premiere Pro: the panel is under Window › UXP Plugins › Oncut.

Yes: Oncut runs on Mac and on Windows, with Premiere Pro 26.3 or later. One subscription covers both.

On a 1 h 14 rush, the analysis took 1 min 54 s on the editor’s computer. It depends on the length of the rush and on the machine.

Premiere Pro today. Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve are on the way: they stay marked “soon” until they ship. One subscription covers all three. Oncut runs on Mac and Windows.

Yes: every track in the sequence is cut together and stays in sync. On a multitrack talking-head rush with a screen capture, Oncut made 1,054 cuts.

Rough-cut before adding music: Oncut cuts all tracks together, so music already in place would be cut too. Add it afterwards on the “— Oncut” sequence.

French for now: transcription, and therefore the detection of repeated words, only works in French.

No. The analysis runs on your machine: your footage never leaves your computer, with no upload and no server. Oncut works offline.

It stays untouched. Oncut creates a new “— Oncut” sequence next to the original and never edits your timeline.

When it opens, the trial will last 14 days with no credit card: your email will be enough. To keep going, you will just add your card; otherwise nothing is charged. After that it will be €9.90 a month or €79 a year (4 months free), VAT included.

Yes: when it opens, the 14-day trial will need no credit card. You will add one only if you keep going after the trial; without a card, nothing is charged.

Yes, at any time, with no notice period. If you cancel during the trial, you pay nothing.

On every cut, the sound of the outgoing shot fades out while the next one fades in, over 2 frames, at constant power: no dip in volume, no click or “pop” at the join.

Yes. Every cut is an ordinary edit in the “— Oncut” sequence: extend a shot with the usual Premiere tools, the media is complete. And your original sequence is still there, untouched.

Premiere Pro 26.3 or later, on Mac and Windows. Oncut opens in Premiere as a panel: Window > UXP Plugins > Oncut.

A word, or a group of two words, said again straight after. Oncut cuts the first ones and keeps the last. When it is not sure, the cut stays “to review” and you decide.

Yes: the panel offers four paces, Steady, Natural, Dynamic and Very snappy, from the most air to the tightest. A 2-frame audio fade is added on every cut every time.