Media Composer

Media Composer — Free Media Browser Plugin for Premiere Pro

Find the right asset. Preview it. Bring it into your edit.

Media Composer by Nextools is a free Adobe Premiere Pro plugin that brings your local audio, video and image library into one convenient panel. Browse folders, preview files and import media into your project without repeatedly switching between Premiere Pro and your file manager.

Whether you’re editing YouTube videos, social content, commercials or client projects, Media Composer helps keep your media close to your creative workflow.

Your media library, organized your way

Add your existing local folders and browse their contents directly inside Premiere Pro. Keep music, sound effects, footage and images organized using your own folder structure—then access them from one workspace.

Preview before you import

Listen to audio, watch video clips and preview images before adding them to your project. Compare assets and choose what fits your edit without filling your project with unnecessary imports.

Find files faster

Search within the current folder or across all added folders. Use media-type filters to narrow your results to audio, video or images, making large libraries easier to navigate.

Keep your favorites close

Mark frequently used assets as favorites and switch to the favorites-only view whenever you need them. Keep your go-to music, sound effects and visual elements easy to find.

Bring selected assets into your project

Import media directly from the Media Composer panel into your Premiere Pro project. Spend less time navigating folders and more time assembling your edit.

Completely free to use

Media Composer is currently completely free. There is no plugin purchase required to use its media browsing, preview, search, favorites and import features.

Adobe Premiere Pro is required separately. Media Composer works with files you add from your own folders; it does not include a stock-media library or grant usage rights to those files.

Download Media Composer, add your media folders and make your next edit more organized.