VLPremiere Pro 0.11.111: VLFilm Effects and Video Grids

A release built around looks and layout

VLPremiere Pro 0.11.111 is out, released November 5, 2026, build 20261105.1932. This release is about how a finished film looks and how clearly the app explains its own tools: a new VLFilm family of transitions and clip effects, more Premiere Pro effects, a video grid maker in every plan, and a PRO badge that keeps Pro tools visible instead of hidden.

VLPremiere Pro is a native macOS editor for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later, built for narration-led long-form video and Shorts. Its transcription and built-in AI run on the Mac by default, and it works offline.

VLFilm transitions: 26 ways to move between shots

The headline addition is VLFilm transitions: 26 transitions in four groups — Motion, Light, Distort and Wipe — with Overshoot and Bounce easing, motion blur and mirrored edges. These are Pro tools.

For professional editors, that is a coherent transition family inside the editor, instead of a folder of third-party presets to manage. For beginners, grouped names and built-in easing make it easier to try a move and keep or remove it without learning keyframes first.

VLFilm clip effects, with no keyframes needed

Alongside the transitions come VLFilm clip effects: Rounded Crop, Glow, Light Leaks, Film Look, Bokeh, Tilt-Shift, Camera Drift and Animate In & Out with no keyframes. These are also Pro tools.

Animate In & Out matters in practice. A lower third, a still or a clip can arrive and leave cleanly because the effect handles the movement, so a polished result does not require building the animation by hand every time. Professionals save the repetitive set-up; beginners get a finished-looking result they can apply and adjust.

More Premiere Pro effects

Editors coming from Premiere Pro gain more familiar ground: 18 more video effects, including keys, channel effects, Broadcast Colors and Clip Name, and 14 more audio effects, including 20- and 30-band EQ, Phaser, Flanger and Convolution Reverb.

The feature guide sets out the effects library in full, and our support pages help with individual tools. The point of adding effects under familiar names is simple: habits and project knowledge you already have keep working, so switching editors does not mean relearning what every tool is called.

Create Video Grid, in every plan

Create Video Grid turns the selected clips into a video wall, with rows, columns, gaps, rounded corners and entrances one after another. Unlike the VLFilm tools, it is in every plan.

A grid is a practical layout for comparisons, reaction shots, product variants, before-and-after material and multi-angle moments. Building one by hand means sizing and timing every panel yourself; here the layout is generated from the clips you selected, and you review and refine it.

The PRO badge: Pro tools stay visible

On the Creator plan, Pro tools now stay in the app with a PRO badge instead of being hidden. Clicking the badge offers the upgrade to Pro, and once you upgrade, everything unlocks without a restart. The upgrade itself is handled from Account, Billing.

That visibility helps both audiences. A Creator user can see what a tool would do before deciding whether they need it, instead of wondering why a menu item is missing.

More included in Creator

Two useful tools move into the Creator plan in this release: Stabilize Clip, and opening projects from other apps, Premiere Pro projects included.

Stabilising a shaky handheld shot and bringing in an existing project are everyday needs, not advanced extras. Putting them in Creator means a basic user can rescue a shot and continue an edit started elsewhere without first changing plans.

Tutorial recordings, tidier and safer

Tutorial recordings now go into a Tutorial Recordings bin, and a window says where the movie is saved, with Open Sequence and Show in Finder. Three recording fixes sit alongside it: either Record command stops a running recording, and two recordings never run at once; when macOS stops a screen capture, the app says so and keeps what was recorded until then; and a recording is used only once its movie is completely written, and its size is always even.

What this means for pros and for beginners

For professional editors, 0.11.111 adds a full transition and effects family, more familiar Premiere Pro effects, and a faster way to build grid layouts, while keeping upgrade paths visible and restart-free. For basic and beginner users, Create Video Grid, Stabilize Clip and project opening are now within reach on Creator, and Pro tools can be discovered in place thanks to the badge, rather than hidden.

Compared with editors that hide advanced tools entirely on a lower plan, showing them with a clear badge is more honest: you can judge the tool on your own footage before you decide.

How to get 0.11.111

Update from the app with VLPremiere Pro, Check for Updates, or install 0.11.111 over your current copy — projects, settings and your licence stay in place, as the 0.11.111 release notes describe.

VLPremiere Pro is available by subscription at vlpremier.com, with a free trial of the full Pro app for 3 days and no credit card required. There are two plans: Creator for individual creators, and Pro for the full advanced toolset including Voiceover Studio and on-device AI. You can cancel anytime, and your projects stay yours even if a subscription ends.