Toolfarm launches MultiView, a new plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro that simplifies creating split-screens, grids, and picture-in-picture layouts with native controls and custom presets, aiming to speed up multi-panel sequence assembly without a separate graphics workflow.
Toolfarm says a new MultiView plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro is designed to make split-screens, grids, picture-in-picture layouts and collages quicker to build. The tool is aimed at editors who want to assemble multi-panel sequences without moving into a separate graphics workflow.
According to Toolfarm, MultiView creates a fully editable subsequence using native Premiere motion controls rather than motion graphics templates. The company says that approach is intended to keep performance smooth on both Windows and macOS, while also giving users 12 one-click layout options, custom presets and manual control over borders and spacing. It is built to handle mixed source formats, including HD, 4K, vertical and square footage.
The plugin enters a crowded but clearly defined corner of the post-production market. SpotlightFX offers split-screen tools in Premiere Pro and After Effects for comparison sequences and multi-angle storytelling, while Film Impact’s Split Screen effect adds drag-and-drop layouts and GPU-optimised playback. Zoetrope Software’s MultiView goes further in scale, providing nine-channel displays across several Adobe and Apple editing applications, and Hawaiki AutoSplit focuses on animated split-screen construction in Premiere, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Motion.
The wider appeal of these tools is that they reduce repetitive timeline work. Filmit.io, which bundles more than 50 plugins and assistant-editing functions into host applications including Premiere Pro, reflects the same trend towards faster, more automated editorial workflows. In that context, Toolfarm’s MultiView is less about novelty than about making a familiar visual device easier to build, adjust and reuse.
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