Features · 6 modules

Every module finishes a real job inside Premiere.

No marketing polish here: for every module we explain what the actual problem is, exactly what Oggi does inside Premiere, and what lands on your timeline. The analysis is AI's; the preview, the approval and the final word are always yours.

SIMULATED VISUALIZATION · THE REAL INTERFACE LIVES IN THE PANEL

01 · CAPTIONS

Speech, word for word, on the timeline.

Laying out captions by hand is editing's biggest chore: listen, type, time it, align it — then the client changes one word and you start over. Wrestling with SRT files, outside tools and broken Turkish characters is the icing on top.

Oggi pulls the audio straight from your sequence, through Premiere's own render engine — no export hassle. It transcribes speech with word-level timestamps, restores punctuation, and never splits apostrophe-linked words like “Kadıköy'de”. Captions land on the timeline as transparent visual layers: they don't occupy video tracks, don't write over your existing clips, and can be selected and moved individually.

THE FLOW IN PREMIERE

  1. 1Open Caption Studio in the panel; pick your sequence and audio channels
  2. 2The moment analysis finishes, it's in the panel's transcript editor — fix the text right there
  3. 3Pick a style card: bold, karaoke, minimal… size and position are yours to set
  4. 4“Apply” → captions land on the timeline; edit them later and they update in place
  • Word-level timing — karaoke highlight included
  • Respect for Turkish — apostrophes, punctuation and proper nouns handled correctly
  • Ready-made style cards + editing from the panel
  • No wrestling with SRT — fix it, apply it, done

SIMULATED VISUALIZATION · THE REAL INTERFACE LIVES IN THE PANEL

02 · FILLER CLEANUP

“Iıı”s and “eee”s leave the edit.

In an interview, a vlog, a corporate shoot, the speaker says “ııı” while thinking — and you end up hunting them down on the timeline one by one to razor them out. The sneakiest ones never even show up in the transcript: they never made it to text, but they're still sitting in the audio.

Oggi works in two layers. The acoustic layer catches non-lexical sounds like “ııı, eee, mmm” — straight from the audio itself, even if they never made it into the transcript. The lexical layer only flags real words like “şey, yani, işte”: they might be part of the sentence, so the decision stays with you. Cuts you approve are made with ripple delete: no gaps left behind, the next word's start is never chewed into, video–audio sync stays intact.

THE FLOW IN PREMIERE

  1. 1Open the module; select the full sequence or an In–Out range, start the analysis
  2. 2Findings are listed with their time and type — click a row and the playhead jumps there
  3. 3Reds (acoustic) are ready for auto-cut; amber-flagged ones are your call
  4. 4“Clean up” → every approved cut happens in one pass, with ripple delete
  • Acoustic detection — even fillers that never made it to text are found
  • Real words are never auto-deleted — they're flagged for you to review
  • A list before any cut — listen, decide, then cut
  • Precise cuts — never spills into the next word, sync never breaks

Also in the box: the Profanity Filter — manage unwanted words with Beep / Remove / Censor modes.

SIMULATED VISUALIZATION · THE REAL INTERFACE LIVES IN THE PANEL

03 · SILENCE CUT

Dead air closes in one pass.

Three-second gaps between sentences kill a video. Cleaning them up by hand takes hours: find, razor, delete, shift the clips — and if audio and video ever slip apart, everything gets messy.

Oggi analyzes your sequence's audio and finds silent regions based on the threshold (dB), minimum duration and padding you set. Every region to be cut is shown in a visual preview first — no surprises. Once you approve, every cut happens in one pass with ripple delete: clips shift left, the gaps close, and the video–audio link stays intact — drag a clip afterward and its audio comes right along with it.

THE FLOW IN PREMIERE

  1. 1Open the module; select the audio channels, set threshold / duration / padding
  2. 2After analysis, silent regions are flagged in the preview — remove any one individually if you want
  3. 3“Cut” → every silence closes with ripple delete, clips shift
  4. 4Don't like the result? Cmd+Z — undone in one step
  • Threshold, minimum duration and padding — all under your control
  • Visual preview — see what gets cut before it happens
  • A/V link preserved — clips move together
  • Full sequence or an In/Out range — you draw the scope

SIMULATED VISUALIZATION · THE REAL INTERFACE LIVES IN THE PANEL

04 · BEAT MARK

Your cuts land on the beat.

Cutting in sync with music means counting beats by ear and hitting M on every single one — hundreds of times in one song. Miss one beat and the whole cut loses its rhythm.

Oggi analyzes the beats and BPM of your music and marks every beat on the timeline as a sequence marker. Analysis runs entirely inside the panel, fully local: your music file is never uploaded to any server, spends no credit, doesn't even need internet. Once the markers are in place, you cut beat to beat using Premiere's own marker navigation.

THE FLOW IN PREMIERE

  1. 1Select the audio channel your music is on, start the analysis
  2. 2BPM and the beat grid show up in the panel — set the density (every beat / every 2nd / per bar)
  3. 3“Mark” → beats land on the timeline as sequence markers
  4. 4Jump marker to marker, land your cuts on the rhythm
  • BPM detection and a beat grid
  • Sequence markers — one analysis, every beat in place
  • Local analysis — audio never leaves your machine, spends no credit
  • Honest note: works best on music with a clear, strong rhythm

SIMULATED VISUALIZATION · THE REAL INTERFACE LIVES IN THE PANEL

05 · AI COVER ART

Your cover art, ready in the panel.

The video's done, now the cover: open Photoshop, hunt for stock images, try-fail-try again… and every platform wants a different ratio — YouTube 16:9, Shorts 9:16, a 1:1 cover.

Generates cover art from your written description — without leaving Premiere. Choose from nine different image models based on your speed/quality trade-off; five aspect ratios are ready to go. Fix anything you don't like with a written instruction: “darken the background” is enough. Once it's done, the image is added to the timeline in one click — as a 5-second clip or a single-frame thumbnail, whichever you want — and the file is saved right next to your project folder.

THE FLOW IN PREMIERE

  1. 1Describe the image in the module; pick a model and an aspect ratio
  2. 2Generation finishes in the panel — see the result and the real resolution up front
  3. 3Write an instruction for fine-tuning: “make the text bigger”, “darken the background”
  4. 4“Add to timeline” → lands in your sequence as a clip or a thumbnail frame
  • 9 image models — you choose the speed/quality balance
  • 5 aspect ratios — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4
  • Instruction-based editing — no haggling with the model, just say it
  • Add to timeline — as a clip or a thumbnail frame

Live in the panel today — and what's next

MIRRORS THE PANEL'S OWN HUB SCREEN

Caption StudioAI Cover ArtSilence CutFiller WordsProfanity FilterBeat MarkVocal RemoverbetaAutoCropLong → ShortAuto B-RollSyncVoiceover (TTS)Auto ZoomAI TranslateAdd ChaptersRemove Repetitions

Green dots are live in the panel today. The rest is the roadmap — we don't promise dates, but we ship steadily and solidly.

All 6 modules,
in one panel.

Create your beta account; once your invite activates, everything from captions to AI cover art unlocks.