Method 1: Search Free Photos, Videos, and GIFs and Add to Sequence
Open a new project in Premiere Pro and prepare your audio and video files in the sequence.
Go to [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback] to launch Cutback.
Go to [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback Browser] to launch the browser.
In the [Search resources] tab, select the media type (Photo, Video, GIF, Sticker), enter a keyword, and search.
Click a photo to [Edit] it or click [Add to sequence] to insert it directly.
For photos, you can use Cutback’s AI image tools to edit images.
Note
Cutback Browser is available only when Cutback is active and you are logged in.
Method 2: Import Images from Websites into Your Sequence
Open a new project in Premiere Pro and prepare your audio and video files in the sequence.
Launch [Cutback] via [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback].
Launch [Cutback Browser] via [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback Browser].
In the [Visit site] tab:
Enter the website URL and press Enter.
Click [Add Images] to select a photo from the site.
Return to the Cutback panel to edit or add the image to your sequence.
Important Note
Some websites may restrict external access. Not all sites are supported.
Always check image copyright policies before using. Cutback is not responsible for legal issues related to unauthorized usage.
Method 3: Add Images from Subtitles
Open a new project in Premiere Pro and prepare your audio and video files in the sequence.
Launch [Cutback] via [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback].
Go to the [Edit Captions] menu and generate the transcription.
For how to generate accurate auto-transcription, refer to the guide.
Drag to select the subtitle segment where you want to insert the B-roll and click [Effects] > [Add B-roll images, videos].
Enter keywords to search or upload your own image.
