soundMatik plugin icon

Free Premiere Pro plugin · v0.1.0

soundMatik

Paste a link. Get the sound.

Any online video URL → WAV or MP3 in your project's SOUND_EFFECTS bin, seconds later. Downloaded and converted 100% locally, right next to your .prproj.

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01 · How it works

Three steps. No timeline left.

soundMatik panelSTEP 01

Paste a link

Any online video URL goes into the panel.

+ V — that's the whole workflow.

formatSTEP 02

Pick WAV or MP3

Lossless for the mix, MP3 for scratch audio.

ready

project panelSTEP 03

It lands in your bin

Saved on disk next to your .prproj, imported automatically.

02 · The facts

Features

runs 100% locally no account · no telemetry WAV lossless or MP3 192kbps auto-imports into a SOUND_EFFECTS bin free
03 · Install

Two minutes, once.

macOSApple Silicon · notarized
  1. Open soundMatik-mac.dmg
  2. Run the installer inside (right-click → Open if blocked)
  3. Approve the Creative Cloud dialog
  4. Restart Premiere → Window > Extensions (UXP) > soundMatik

Signed & notarized by Apple — no security warnings.

⊞ WindowsWindows 10/11
  1. Run soundMatik-Setup.exe
  2. Follow the installer
  3. SmartScreen: More info → Run anyway (once)
  4. Restart Premiere → Window > Extensions (UXP) > soundMatik

The Windows build is unsigned — that warning is expected.

04 · FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. It's a free personal tool by Sevki Bugra Ozbek — no license, no trial, no upsell. If it saves you an export-import round trip, it did its job.

Why does Windows warn me?

The Windows build isn't code-signed (certificates cost money; this tool is free). SmartScreen shows a one-time warning — click More info → Run anyway. The macOS build is signed and notarized by Apple.

Why Apple Silicon only?

The local helper that does the downloading and converting is built for Apple Silicon (M1 or newer). Intel Macs are not supported.

A download failed — why?

Private or region-locked videos can't be downloaded. Also make sure your project has been saved at least once — soundMatik saves audio next to the .prproj file, so it needs one to exist.