CutQueue

by Creovanta

Batch export subclips and timeline segments to Adobe Media Encoder — with the in/out points that actually work.

Premiere Pro

Version1.0.0

CompatibilityPremiere Pro 2020+ (requires matching Adobe Media Encoder version)

File Size31 KB

Downloads11

Free

CutQueue

by Creovanta

Batch export subclips and timeline segments to Adobe Media Encoder — with the in/out points that actually work.

Premiere Pro

Version1.0.0

CompatibilityPremiere Pro 2020+ (requires matching Adobe Media Encoder version)

File Size31 KB

Downloads11

Free

About

CutQueue solves two problems Premiere Pro editors deal with constantly: exporting subclips that ignore their in/out points, and having no way to batch-export razor-cut timeline segments as individual files.

In Project Subclips mode, set your I/O in the Source monitor, scan, select, and queue to AME. CutQueue works around Adobe's known bug where subclip exports ignore the in/out range by creating temporary sequences that capture the exact trimmed range.

In Timeline Segments mode, make razor cuts on V1, scan, and queue. Each segment exports the full composited output — all video tracks, effects, transitions, color grading, and audio mix are preserved. Segments are determined by V1 cut points, but the export includes everything.

Naming templates give you full control over output filenames. Pick an AME preset once, pick an output folder, and batch-export 50 segments in one click. One undo group. No manual work.

Plugin Interface

CutQueuev1.0

Project Subclips

Timeline Segments

Clips

Scan Project

Trimmed only

Interview_Main.mp4

00:02:15 – 00:04:32 · 2m17s

Trimmed

B-Roll_City.mp4

00:00:00 – 00:00:45 · 45s

Trimmed

Interview_Closeup.mp4

00:01:10 – 00:03:55 · 2m45s

Trimmed

Drone_Sunset.mp4

00:00:00 – 00:01:20 · 1m20s

VoiceOver_Final.wav

00:00:00 – 00:05:12 · 5m12s

All

None

3 selected

Export Settings

Preset (.epr)

YouTube_1080p_H264.epr

Pick

Output Folder

C:\Projects\Export\Final

Pick

Naming Template

Tokens: {parent} {name} {index} {date} {duration}

Start AME queue after adding

Utilities

Open AME

Clean Temp Bin

Queue to Media Encoder

Ready · 3 clips queued

The Subclip Bug, Fixed

Premiere Pro has a known issue: when you export a subclip, it ignores the in/out points and exports the full source clip. CutQueue works around this by creating a temporary sequence for each subclip, trimmed to the exact range, and queuing that to AME. You get the clip you marked — not the full 45-minute interview.

Timeline Segments

Make 2 cuts on your timeline. That gives you 3 segments. CutQueue exports each one as a separate file. The difference from other tools: it doesn't just export the V1 source clip. It exports the full composited timeline — titles on V2, color on V1, music on A3, everything. Each segment is a finished deliverable.

Naming That Makes Sense

Use tokens to control filenames: {parent}_{name}_{index} turns into "Interview_seg001", "Interview_seg002". Change the template, get different names. No manual renaming after export.

Batch, Not One-by-One

Select 30 clips or 15 timeline segments, pick your preset and folder, hit Queue. All of them go to AME in one batch. One undo group in Premiere. AME renders them in parallel. What used to take 20 minutes of manual exporting takes 3 clicks.