SpeedX is an AI‑powered time‑remapping plug‑in for After Effects and Premiere Pro (2020‑2026). Performance depends heavily on the GPU, and it includes Sharp mode, Multi‑Frame Rendering, and Apple M1 support. A demo video is provided.
Developed by vimager.
About SpeedX
SpeedX provides AI‑driven time remapping for After Effects and Premiere Pro versions from 2020 through 2026. The plug‑in relies on GPU processing, so users with capable graphics hardware will see the best results. The 2024 update made Sharp mode the default, improving optical‑flow accuracy, and added support for Multi‑Frame Rendering and Apple M1 Silicon. Earlier releases introduced fixes for flicker, memory leaks, and macOS load issues, enhancing overall stability. The current version is 2.0.1, released on 22 September 2024, and a demo video demonstrates its capabilities.
Features
- AI-powered time remapping
- Sharp mode with more accurate optical flow, set as the default mode
- Multi-Frame Rendering support
- Apple M1 Silicon support
- Runs in both After Effects and Premiere Pro
- Compatible with host versions 2020 through 2026
Best for
Artists and editors who need precise retiming of footage in After Effects or Premiere Pro and have a suitable GPU.
Frequently asked questions
Which After Effects and Premiere Pro versions does SpeedX support?
SpeedX runs in After Effects and Premiere Pro versions 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Does SpeedX need a powerful GPU?
Yes. SpeedX relies on AI processing that is GPU‑intensive, so a powerful graphics card is recommended for optimal performance.
Does SpeedX work on Apple M1 Macs?
Yes. Support for Apple M1 Silicon was added in an earlier update, allowing the plug‑in to run on M1‑based Macs.
What changed in SpeedX’s Sharp mode?
Sharp mode was updated to use more accurate optical flow and was set as the default mode in the 2024 release.
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