One sequence in.Every deliverable out.
Track Exporter turns groups of tracks into separate files in a single run. Masters, textless versions, language variants, and audio stems all queue in Adobe Media Encoder at once, each with its own preset.
Interview_v3_Master.mov
V1 + V2 + all audio · ProRes 422 HQ
Interview_v3_Clean.mp4
V1 + all audio, no graphics · H.264
Interview_v3_Dialogue.wav
A1 + A2 only · WAV 48k
Group your tracks
Tick the video and audio tracks that belong together, name the group, and that name becomes the filename.
Pick a preset per group
Every video group carries its own Adobe Media Encoder preset, so a ProRes master and an H.264 review file come out of the same pass.
Run once
Track Exporter mutes what is not in the group, queues each export in Adobe Media Encoder, and puts your mute states back.
The same delivery, minus the babysitting
Multi-version delivery is not hard, it is just long. Mute, export, wait, rename, unmute, repeat. Track Exporter does the muting and the queueing, and puts your timeline back the way it was.
By hand
One export at a time, and you have to be there for all of them
With Track Exporter
One click, everything lands in the Adobe Media Encoder queue
Different codecs out of the same run
The biggest change in 1.1 is that each video group carries its own Adobe Media Encoder preset. Delivery master, client review file, and graphics pass no longer need three separate trips through the export dialog.
V1 · V2 · A1–A4
V1 · V2 · A1–A4
V2 only
A preset per video group
Groups no longer share one video preset. A ProRes master, an H.264 review file, and a graphics-only pass come out of the same run. New groups inherit the preset you already picked.
Switch a group off
Toggle a group to skip it on the next run without deleting its tracks, name, or preset. Alternate between a full delivery set and a quick review set in the same project.
Export the In/Out range
Set In and Out points on the sequence and every group is trimmed to that range. Useful for sending one scene to the mixer instead of the whole timeline.
Names from your tracks
One click names an audio group after the tracks selected in it. Names are read live from the sequence, so renaming a track in Premiere shows up straight away.
Shorter filenames
The date and time suffix is gone. Files come out as sequenceName_groupName.ext, which is predictable enough to hand straight to a client or a mixer.
Video-only or audio-only
A group list can be left empty. Run a pure stem export with no video groups, and the audio preset is only required when audio groups actually exist.
Perfect For
Audio stems for the mix
One file per stem, all the same length, each named after the track it came from. Hand the folder over and stop explaining the layout.
Clean and textless masters
Same picture, one version with graphics and one without. Two groups, two presets, one run.
Multi-language versions
Swap the voiceover track per group and keep music and effects shared. Add an M&E group for the localization house.
Review copies
Queue a light H.264 for the client alongside the delivery master, without exporting the sequence twice by hand.
Everything in the panel
Track Exporter uses your own Adobe Media Encoder presets and your own track layout. It does not encode anything itself, it just stops you doing the same export six times.
What you need
Track Exporter is a CEP panel for Adobe Premiere Pro. It queues everything in Adobe Media Encoder using presets you have saved yourself, so your delivery specs stay exactly where they already live.
Pricing
Track Exporter 1.1.2
One-time plugin purchase
Delivered as a .zxp file through Gumroad, installed with the free ZXP Installer, then opened from Window > Extensions in Premiere Pro.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Track Exporter used for?
Track Exporter exports one Premiere Pro sequence as several separate files in a single run. You define groups of tracks, and each group becomes its own export. It is built for audio stems, textless and clean masters, multi-language versions, and review copies.
Does it export video, or only audio?
Both. Video groups can mix any video and audio tracks, and each video group carries its own Adobe Media Encoder preset. Audio groups export audio only and share one audio preset. You can run video-only, audio-only, or both in the same pass.
What formats are supported?
Whatever your own Adobe Media Encoder User Presets output. Track Exporter does not encode anything itself, it queues jobs in Adobe Media Encoder using the presets you have already saved. Video groups list your non-audio presets, audio groups list your audio-only presets.
Do the exports keep the effects on my timeline?
Yes. Each group is a normal sequence export through Adobe Media Encoder, so anything applied on the timeline renders exactly as it does in Premiere. Track Exporter picks the tracks by muting the ones you left out, then restores your original mute states when the run finishes.
What is new in version 1.1?
Each video group now has its own export preset, so one run can produce different codecs. Groups can be switched off instead of deleted, exports can be limited to the sequence In/Out range, audio groups can take their name from your Premiere track names, and filenames dropped the date and time suffix.
Where can I buy Track Exporter?
Track Exporter is sold through Gumroad at https://cuttothepoint.gumroad.com/l/track-exporter as a $25 one-time purchase.
Queue every version in one run
Set the groups up once, save them with the project, and every future delivery is one click and a trip to Adobe Media Encoder.
Get Track Exporter - $25