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No typoships again.

Spelling reads every text of your active Premiere Pro sequence (captions, titles, motion graphics), detects the language and lists spelling and grammar fixes with their timecodes. It never overwrites your text.

A typo in a title is the comment you never want to read. Add the names to protect, run the check, jump to each mistake and fix it in place. Native to Premiere.

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Spelling panel listing three corrections with timecodes, faulty captions and title marked in red on a Premiere Pro timeline

How it works

Three steps. A clean final cut.

  1. Context

    Tell it what is on purpose.

    List the brand names, people and products to protect, and any style rule. They will not come back as false mistakes.

    Typing proper nouns to protect in the Context field of the Spelling panel

  2. Check

    Every text, read and checked.

    Click Check spelling. It reads the sequence, detects the language and lists each fix with its timecode, the original and why.

    The spell check progress, then three corrections listed while faulty clips turn red on the timeline

  3. Review & fix

    Jump, paste, validate.

    Go to & copy moves the playhead to the text and copies the fix. Paste it, keep your exact styling, then mark it as validated.

    Go to & copy jumps to a faulty title, then Validate marks the correction as reviewed

What ships

Proofreading in seconds, not a full rewatch.

Every text

Captions, native titles and editable motion graphics text.

0 edits

Nothing is overwritten. Fonts, animation and formatting stay yours.

Auto language

The language of your texts is detected for you.

Names protected

Brands, people and products listed in Context are never flagged.

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Each fix with its timecode. Click a line and the playhead goes there.

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FAQ

What you're probably wondering.

Every text of your active sequence: captions, native titles and the editable text inside motion graphics. It lists spelling and grammar mistakes with their timecode, the original, the suggested fix and a short explanation.

No. Corrections stay suggestions. Click Go to & copy to jump to the text and copy the fix, paste it yourself, then mark the line as validated. Your typography, animation and formatting stay exactly as they are.

The language is detected automatically from your texts, so there is nothing to pick.

Use the Context field before the check. List brand names, people, places and products, and any writing rule to follow, like a casual tone or inclusive writing.

Only a few, depending on how much text the sequence holds. The panel shows the cost before you run.

Works natively in Premiere Pro, on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Windows.