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Scrub

Scrub is a UXP panel plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro that bundles four post-production modules into a single interface. It replaces scattered manual workflows with batch operations, smart defaults, and team-shareable configurations.

  • 📦 Deliverables

    Batch-export sequences with custom encoder presets, track selection, and automatic folder organization.

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  • 🔄 Replace

    Find and replace media files across one or more sequences with validation, preservation, and three execution modes.

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  • 📄 Prep

    Create bins and sequences from saved presets, rename items with token-based naming presets, organize your project, and trim source handles or strip disabled clips.

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  • 🎬 Conform

    Flatten nested sequences, export clips via REDLINE, FFmpeg, or AME, and generate FCP XML for DaVinci Resolve.

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Who is Scrub for?

Audience How Scrub Helps
Beginners Simplifies repetitive export tasks into one-click workflows. No scripting required.
Professionals Saves hours on deliverables, media versioning, and conform prep with batch operations and smart defaults.
Agencies & Post Houses Standardize naming, folder structures, and delivery specs across teams. Share settings between machines.

Requirements

  • Adobe Premiere Pro 25.6 or later (UXP support required)
  • Windows 10/11 or macOS 13+
  • UXP Developer Tools v2.2+ (for loading the plugin during development)

Using the Panel

When you open the Scrub panel, you see the main menu with a card for each module. Click a card to enter that module.

  • The ← Menu button in the top-left returns you to the main menu from any module.
  • The gear icon () in the top-right (visible on the main menu) opens Global Settings — including settings transfer for sharing configurations between machines.

Technical Notes

Scrub runs as a UXP panel inside Premiere Pro:

  • Runtime: UXP — Adobe's modern plugin runtime replacing CEP
  • UI Framework: Svelte compiled to an IIFE bundle
  • Data Storage: All settings and presets stored in localStorage
  • File Access: UXP persistent tokens for file system operations
  • Export Engine: Queues exports to Adobe Media Encoder via the EncoderManager API