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Currently, FXSeeker supports Adobe Premiere Pro only.

Windows and MacOS.

Simply hit Shift+V.

Tip: You can change your shortcut via FXSeeker's Settings Page

[Window > Extensions > FXSeeker]

Watch a video tutorial here.

Check out our PDF manuals for a step-by-step guide:

Windows Manual | MacOS Manual

To uninstall, use this Manual.

Yes! You can search and apply Third-Party Plugins located in Premiere Audio/Video Effects and Audio/Video Transitions Folders.

Instantly access Red Giant, BorisFX, FilmConvert, and much more!

Yes! You can search and apply Audio/Video Effects from your Premiere Custom Presets Folder (.prfpst files). Instantly access third-party presets (i.e. Chung Dha awesome presets), or your very own custom presets!

Important: We are doing our best to help you as much as possible, although please note that there are Bugs & API Limitations with Effects Presets. We are in constant research and we'll update FXSeeker accordingly!

Limitations:

• Transition Presets are not available at the moment.

• Lumteri Color values are set to 0 (default) in custom presets.

• Keyframe and Motion behavior might be hectic due to Adobe bugs.

• Unable to read masks in custom presets.

After updating to Premiere Pro 2025, your system may require reauthorization for FXSeeker to function properly. Follow these steps:

1. Reauthorize Accessibility Access:
   

   • Go to System Preferences > Privacy & Security > Accessibility.

   • Click the “+” icon, then select Applications > Premiere Pro 2025.

   • Ensure the checkmark is enabled for Premiere Pro.

1. Reauthorize Input Monitoring Access:
   

   • Navigate to System Preferences > Privacy & Security > Input Monitoring.

   • Click the “+” icon and add Premiere Pro 2025.

   • Make sure the checkmark is enabled.

After completing these steps, restart Premiere Pro and press Shift + V. FXSeeker should now be accessible under Windows > Extensions > FXSeeker. If you’re still having trouble, feel free to contact us here.