Premiere Pro Plugin

Anchor
With
Precision.

Title positioning, made dramatically easier.

Anchor Panel for Premiere Pro

https://moketa.booth.pm/items/8744523 ↗
Anchor Panel — snap a text layer's anchor into place with one click
🎯01
One-click moves with
9-position buttons

Jump the anchor to any of 9 positions with a single click.

02
Looks stay the same —
auto position compensation

The text keeps its exact on-screen position, corrected automatically.

🖱03
Adjust individual
text layers

Select a specific text layer and adjust its anchor.

📋04
Pick from a list when
a clip has multiple texts

With multiple text layers, choose targets from a list.

↩️05
Undo with a single
Ctrl+Z

Every operation is undo-friendly. Revert anytime.

Workflow

A smarter workflow
for title editing.

Free yourself from manual positioning and time-eating repetitive work. Anchor Panel gives that time back to your titles and motion graphics, so you can focus on the craft.

Benefits

  • Precise layouts make motion graphics look better.
  • Smoother text animation, faster production.
  • Less fiddly adjustment work, more room to create.
  • Fewer re-dos and mistakes — consistently higher quality.

Compatibility

  • 🪟Windows only
  • 🎬Adobe Premiere Pro 2026 (v26.0) or later
  • ☁️Creative Cloud desktop app required

Notes

  • Some text is out of scope in certain cases: line breaks, tracking, or mixed font sizes.
  • Clip-level (Motion / Vector Motion) anchors are not supported — this tool is for text layers.
  • Vertical sequences are untested.

How to use (3 steps)

1️⃣

Select a clip

Click a title clip on the timeline.
2️⃣

Click a position

Press the spot you want on the panel's 3×3 grid (e.g. ● = center).
3️⃣

Done

Only the anchor (⊕) moves — the text stays put.

For clips with multiple text layers, a selection list appears first. The panel UI is currently in Japanese — an English UI is in the works. (It's a simple 9-button layout, usable without reading.)

Support

For bug reports and questions, use BOOTH messages or the contact form.