Questions about CutAtlas.
What CutAtlas builds, how each tool works inside Adobe Premiere Pro, what it costs, and where each product stands today.
The studio and its tools.
What is CutAtlas?
CutAtlas is a small independent studio in Poland building editorial infrastructure for professional video post-production: Adobe Premiere Pro plugins that automate repetitive, exacting work between the cut and the deliverable.
What products does CutAtlas make?
CutAtlas makes four tools that follow a Premiere Pro editor's work from the set onward: CutSync brings footage from set into Premiere Pro, CutCompose builds the first assembly, CutMap keeps the project legible during the edit, and CutBridge carries the finished cut downstream to color, online, and sound.
Do CutAtlas tools work inside Adobe Premiere Pro?
Yes. Every CutAtlas tool runs as a plugin inside Adobe Premiere Pro, taking over a task editors currently do by hand and staying out of the way the rest of the time.
Finishing-ready handoff.
What is CutBridge?
CutBridge is an Adobe Premiere Pro plugin that automates the turnover of a locked edit to color, online/conform and sound. See the CutBridge page.
Who is CutBridge for?
CutBridge is built for senior freelance editors and assistant editors, small post-production houses, and online/conform specialists, people who need reliable, finishing-ready exports.
What does CutBridge generate?
From a locked Premiere Pro sequence CutBridge generates grade and online sequences, FCP XML, AAF, burn-in reference videos, a sound prep sequence with its marker list, a structured folder layout and a manifest, then checks that every deliverable was created. See what you get.
Which Macs and Premiere Pro versions does CutBridge support?
CutBridge runs on Apple Silicon Macs (macOS 11 or newer) with Adobe Premiere Pro 26.3 or newer. Windows and Intel Macs are not supported yet; you can leave your e-mail to be notified once when they ship.
Is my footage uploaded to the cloud?
No. CutBridge runs on your Mac and your projects, media and deliverables never leave it. Three things do: your licence details, an optional anonymised usage report, and an error report if you choose to send one. See the CutBridge Privacy Policy.
How much does CutBridge cost?
$149 per year at the founding price (regular $179) or $29 per month. Both start with a 7-day free trial with no card, and both come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. See CutBridge pricing.
Is CutBridge available yet?
Yes. CutBridge is available now for Apple Silicon Macs. Start a 7-day free trial; the licence key arrives by e-mail within a minute.
Visual versioning.
What is CutMap?
CutMap is an Adobe Premiere Pro plugin that shows your project as a visual map, organizing bins, sequences, and versions into a structure you can read at a glance. See the CutMap page.
Who is CutMap for?
CutMap is for editors working on projects long enough that the cuts and versions become hard to keep track of inside Premiere Pro's standard panels.
Which versions of Premiere Pro does CutMap support?
CutMap runs as a plugin inside Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 (version 25.5 and later) and 2026, on both macOS and Windows.
How much does CutMap cost?
CutMap is a one-time purchase with no subscription. The lifetime license is currently $9 as a limited launch price (regular price $29). See CutMap pricing.
Is there a free trial of CutMap?
Yes. CutMap has a 7-day free trial with full access to every feature and no credit card required.
How many devices does a CutMap license cover?
A CutMap lifetime license covers two seats, so you can use it on two devices.
Does the CutMap license include future updates?
Yes. The CutMap lifetime license includes all future updates to the plugin.
Automatic roughcut assembly.
What is CutCompose?
CutCompose is an upcoming CutAtlas tool that reads your script, storyboard, and footage and assembles a first roughcut inside your Premiere Pro project, processed entirely on your own machine. See the CutCompose page.
Is CutCompose available yet?
CutCompose is in development and not yet available.