eroq · Premiere Pro panel · beta
AI clips, stills and voice-over, straight into your Premiere project
Write the shot, pick the engine and the length, and the clip lands in your project bin when it is done — same for images and voice-over. Every file is also kept in a local eroq folder.
Beta · one panel for Premiere Pro and After Effects
Install and connect
- 1Download the zip, allow unsigned extensions once (PlayerDebugMode — one command in the README) and copy the eroq folder into Adobe's CEP extensions folder.
- 2Restart Premiere Pro and open Window → Extensions → eroq, then click Connect eroq and Allow in the browser.
- 3Pick Video, Image or Speech, write the prompt and Generate — the file is imported into the open project.
What you get
Video engines by name
Choose the engine, the duration and the frame; a five-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clip is 45 credits, and locked engines say which plan opens them.
Voice-over on the timeline
Type the line, pick a voice (or your cloned one) and the MP3 is imported into the project.
No key to paste
Connecting opens eroq in your browser: sign in, click Allow, done. The app gets its own key, listed as « <app> (connected) » under Developers → API keys — revoke it there and the connection stops.
Same wallet, same prices
Everything bills the credit prices of the studio and the API — nothing new to meter. New accounts start with 50 free credits.
Requirements
- →Premiere Pro 2019 (v13) or later, macOS or Windows
- →An eroq account — free to create
- →Beta: distributed as a direct download while the store listing is prepared.
Frequently asked questions
Is it the same panel as After Effects?
Yes — one extension runs in both apps and imports into whichever project is open.
Why is the install manual?
During the beta the extension is not signed for the Adobe Exchange yet; the README walks through the one-time developer-mode switch.
What content is allowed?
eroq is adults-only and allows mature fiction between adult characters. Minors, real people without consent and illegal content are refused by policy on every surface. Inside an assistant, the assistant's own usage policy also applies to what it will ask eroq for.
How do I disconnect?
Remove the connection in the app, and revoke its key under Developers → API keys on eroq (it is named after the app, « … (connected) »). Revoking alone is enough to cut access immediately.
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