Film Studio Export
Conform a Film Studio project into an editable, ready-to-cut timeline.
Adobe Premiere Pro · macOS & Windows · Free with your ImagineArt account
Conform a Film Studio project into an editable, ready-to-cut timeline.
Describe an idea, pick a model and aspect ratio, and generate right in the panel.
Text-to-video with resolution and duration controls, without leaving your tool.
Turn a still into motion, or give it a start frame to animate from.
Erase an object from a clip with a prompt — the background fills back in.
Swap an object in a clip for something new, just by describing it.
Reframe a clip to a new aspect ratio while keeping the subject in shot.
Replace the background of a clip with a prompt — the subject stays put.
Translate a clip into another language with natural voice and lip-sync.
Turn a script into natural narration, then drop the audio on your timeline.
Boost any image or selection to crisp, hi-res in one click.
Clean cutouts in one click, back in place and ready to composite.
Re-angle a shot by spinning an orbit globe; the subject stays intact.
Drag a light globe to relight a scene from any direction.
Reimagine an image from a prompt or reference while keeping its structure.
The same models as ImagineArt on the web: 41 image and 42 video models.



Image models · 41
Video models · 42
The plugin in detail, and what to do if something doesn’t click.
No — nothing from the Marketplace. On macOS you download the .pkg and run it; on Windows you install the small .zxp with a free ZXP installer. Either way, open the panel in Premiere afterward.
That’s expected for an app installed from a downloaded file. Click Done on the prompt, then open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the Security section, and click “Open Anyway” next to ImagineArt-Premiere.pkg. Run the installer again and choose Open — you only do this once.
Install it with a free ZXP installer — no SmartScreen warning, no Creative Cloud. Get ZXPInstaller (zxpinstaller.com) or Anastasiy’s Extension Manager, then drag ImagineArt-Premiere.zxp onto it (or File → Install). Quit Premiere first, then reopen it and find the panel under Window → Extensions.
Yes — a one-click installer is also available at /downloads/ImagineArtFilmStudio.exe and sets up the same panel. Because it isn’t code-signed yet, Windows shows a SmartScreen “Windows protected your PC” screen: click “More info” → “Run anyway” and approve the prompt. The .zxp route skips that screen, which is why it’s the default.
Quit Premiere completely and reopen it — the extension is only picked up on launch. Then look under Window → Extensions → ImagineArt. If it’s still missing, run the installer again with Premiere closed.
Window → Extensions → ImagineArt. If you don’t see it, restart Premiere after installing.
Return to Premiere and give it a moment, the panel picks the session up automatically. If it still doesn’t connect, copy the code shown after sign-in and paste it into the panel; it’s accepted as a manual fallback.
Make sure you’re signed in inside the panel, then click Export to Premiere again in Film Studio. You can always build any project manually: open Film Studio Export in the panel and browse workspace → folder → project.
Each missing shot is named explicitly in the build summary. Open Premiere’s Media Browser and relink them, everything else is already placed at the right position on the timeline.
Generation, upscaling, and background removal use the same ImagineArt credits as the web app, and the panel shows the estimated cost next to each model and tool before you run anything. Deductions happen on your account exactly as they would on imagine.art.