Notes become edits
“Tighten this shot” becomes the edit.
When a note describes a change, post-prod offers to make it. Say yes and it plays on the cut as a suggested edit, ready to keep, drop or render.
For editors
Clear notes in. Final out at V2.
Fewer vague notes, fewer rounds, more time cutting. Notes land on the frame and in Premiere, many as edits you can play.
How it helps
Less guessing.
Fewer rounds.
Premiere Pro
Notes land in Premiere. Versions go back from it.
Our panel puts every note on your open sequence as a marker, in one click, and uploads your export as the next version. Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Avid get markers too.
Coming soonnotes pinned to clips, so they keep their frame through trims and ripple deletes.
Fewer vague notes
“Make it pop” gets a follow-up before it reaches you.
When a note is all feeling and no detail, the reviewer gets a quiet nudge to add a range or a reference. You get notes you can act on. Switch it off for the workspace if you like.
The brief
Say what's in the cut, and what isn't yet.
Write a short brief for each version and mark placeholder ranges on the timeline: temp music, a graphic still to come. Reviewers see them first, so notes go where the cut is final.
Alternate takes
Two takes? Let them pick.
Upload two or three options for one moment. Reviewers switch between them in the player and pick one, with no extra export, and the final pick goes into renders and exports.
Render from the original
The fixes, rendered in full quality.
Suggested edits render from the full-quality file you uploaded, as MP4 or ProRes: the whole cut, or just the section that changed.
Assign notes
Everyone knows what's theirs.
Assign a note to the person who'll fix it and set a due date, so nothing waits on a message thread.
And the rest
of the round.
Notes follow the cut
Notes move to the new version by matching the audio, so a trim earlier in the cut doesn't knock them off.
What was fixed
Each new version gets a summary of what was fixed since the last round.
Compare versions
Side by side, a wipe, or a difference view that shows exactly what changed.
Mistake checks
Black flashes, media offline frames and clipped audio, found by measuring the picture and sound.
Team-only notes
Talk it through with your team on the cut, out of the client's sight.
Auto Editor
Voiceovers and talking heads with the ums, retakes and long pauses found as cuts you check.
Coming soonComing soon
Notes that stay put in Premiere
Notes pinned to clips, so trims, moves and ripple deletes keep each one on its frame, with a Re-sync.
Review just the hook
Send one part of the video for review, the hook or a section, with the rest kept private.
Review checklists
A list reviewers tick before they can approve, so the sign-off covers what it should.
Compare
How it compares
with Frame.io.
| For editors | post-prod.io | Frame.io |
|---|---|---|
| Premiere Pro | A panel puts notes on your sequence as markers in one click and uploads the next version from Premiere. | Built into current Premiere versions, with frame-accurate comments shown as timeline markers. |
| Seats | $10 per admin a month, no seat cap. Reviewers never take a seat. | Per member: $15 on Pro (up to 5 seats), $25 on Team (up to 15 seats). |
| Share link controls | Password, expiry, download control and a watermark on every plan. | Passphrase, link expiry, downloads off and a watermark template start on the Pro plan. |
Where Frame.io is stronger: it is built into Premiere and comes with some Creative Cloud plans, it has Camera to Cloud, and it holds enterprise security certifications.
Frame.io facts from frame.io/pricing and frame.io/creative-cloud, read October 2026. Prices change, so check before you buy. The full comparison
Questions
Does it work with Premiere Pro?
Yes. The post-prod panel puts every note on your open sequence as a marker in one click, and uploads your export as the next version. You can also export the notes as markers or a Premiere-ready zip.
What about DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Avid?
Notes go out as markers at their exact frame for Resolve, Final Cut Pro and Avid, or as text and CSV. Swapped shots come as a zip, each file named by its timecode.
Do suggested edits change my project?
No. They play in post-prod over the cut, and nothing changes until you say yes. Keep the ones you like and render the fixes from the original, or make them in your own edit.
What do reviewers see before they start?
Your brief for that version and any placeholder ranges you've marked, so they know what's final and what's temporary before they leave a note.
Can reviewers pick between takes?
Yes. Upload two or three alternate takes for one moment; reviewers switch between them in the player and pick one, and the final pick is used in renders and exports.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. Open the sample video and review it the way a guest would: notes on the frame, drawing, a voice note, a suggested edit. Plans are $10 an admin a month, and reviewers never need a seat.
post-prod.io
More time cutting. Less time decoding.
Notes you can act on, in the app you edit in, and the final from your original.
$10 per admin a month, or $8 billed yearly. Unlimited guests. Cancel any time.