Scale or opacity ramps on the selected clip
The editor selects the target clip and the type of transform to apply.
Editable Premiere Pro keyframes
Transform Builder applies a chosen scale or opacity ramp to the selected clip in one click. The generated keyframe curves stay editable, so the automation creates a starting point rather than baking in a finished animation.
Millow Transform Builder is a Premiere Pro keyframe plugin for selected clips. Choose a scale or opacity ramp, apply it in one click, and continue editing the resulting keyframe curves by hand. It supports 16-to-128-frame durations plus Quick Zoom, Infinity Zoom and Reverse Zoom actions.
Capabilities
The editor selects the target clip and the type of transform to apply.
Choose a documented duration within the supported range before applying the keyframes.
Apply one of the named transform actions to the selected clip rather than asking the tool to choose a creative moment.
An opacity ramp begins from the clip’s current opacity value instead of silently replacing the starting state.
The generated curves remain available for normal manual adjustment after the one-click setup.
The generated curves remain available for normal manual adjustment after the one-click setup.
The generated curves remain available for normal manual adjustment after the one-click setup.
Workflow
Choose the exact Premiere Pro clip that should receive the transform keyframes.
Select scale or opacity, an available action, and a duration from 16 to 128 frames.
Create the starting curve with one action on the selected clip.
Refine the editable curve and timing in Premiere Pro to fit the edit.
Best fit
Direct answers
Yes. The generated scale or opacity curves remain editable; the result is not baked in.
No such behavior is documented. The workflow is selected clip, chosen action, one-click keyframes, then manual refinement.
The verified product catalogue documents durations from 16 to 128 frames.
Yes. Transform Builder supports opacity ramps and preserves the clip’s existing opacity at the first keyframe.