Krea puts AI shots and backgrounds inside Adobe Premiere Pro, but names no video models
Krea's new Premiere Pro panel makes shots, backgrounds and looks inside the edit, running on Krea's servers. Krea has not said which video models run in the panel or what a clip costs.
Krea has released a panel for Adobe Premiere Pro. It makes shots, inserts, backgrounds and looks inside the edit, and the results drop into the project as normal clips you can trim, grade and mix. Krea announced it on X on October 26, though its own blog post is dated October 20.
The pitch is simple: stop leaving the edit. An editor short of coverage can make a cutaway or a background plate (a backdrop shot for compositing) right next to the shots it has to match. Krea's launch film goes further and shows video clips, sound effects, relighting and green screen help, all from the same panel.
The catch is in the small print. Krea's own guide lists stills, backgrounds and looks, and it sends people to the website for its video models such as Seedance 2.5 and Veo 3.1. It does not say which video models run inside the panel or what a clip costs. The free plan gives 100 compute units a day, and video starts on the $9 a month plan with selected models. Everything needs a Krea account and an internet connection, because the work happens on Krea's servers. There is no outside test yet.
Our take: the fight for AI video is moving from the browser tab to the editor's timeline. Krea now has panels in six creative apps, and this one sits inside Adobe's own editor, next to Adobe's own Firefly tools.
Source: Krea's blog and Premiere Pro plugin page, and Krea's launch post on X.
