Just tested, it's great, it works well! This kind of stuff should Adobe implement to its core, they should buy it from you.
Motion Tracker for Premiere Pro
"I used to spend hours manually tracking faces to make videos more dynamic, this is a life saver!." - Patrik S.
- Attach text & graphics to any moving object
- Lock-On stabilize mode for shaky footage
- Works on vertical and horizontal footage
- No After Effects, no round-trips
- One-time purchase, tutorial included
Choose your setup
See it work on real footage
A quick walkthrough, tracking on real footage start to finish.
Why choose the Neathue Tracker?
| Neathue Tracker | The old way | |
|---|---|---|
| Track moving objects in seconds | ||
| Attach text & graphics inside Premiere | ||
| Lock-On stabilize built in | ||
| Stay in Premiere, no After Effects | ||
| Hours of manual keyframing |
Attach anything. Stabilize everything.
Loved by over 1500+ creators
What I like about neathue is that it contains everything in one place, whether you’re working with vertical or horizontal layouts, PNGs or videos, transitions, or even sound effects, it’s all available in a single location.
As a professional video editor, I spend a lot of my time searching for assets, and it often wastes a lot of my time. This creative pack solved all my problems by providing me with a one-stop solution, so I can edit faster and get professional results. And it saves a lot of my time.
The pack is awesome. I use quite a lot of these overlays in almost all of my projects now.
I used to spend more time searching for assets than actually designing. The Master Neat Bundle cut out all that wasted time so I can get straight to building.
Very easy to use and works great for short-form vertical content. Overall, a solid and professional pack.
This is a very good pack if you don't have a paid online library like those from Artlist, Audio, or similar. It has variety and good quality, but what I would highlight are the "exclusive" effects, which are what I would implement most in my workflow.
I enjoyed using the sound effects the most, since I value audio highly in my YouTube videos.
Questions, answered



