Upgrade your CEP Extensions to the fast, modern UXP.
CEP extensions run a full Chromium browser (CEF) inside Premiere Pro, causing memory bloat and slow load times. We migrate your legacy CEP/ExtendScript plugins to lightweight UXP panels that run natively.
Stop wasting RAM on Chromium.
CEP panels are heavy and slow. We migrate Premiere Pro web extensions to UXP, giving your users a faster, native-feeling experience.
Zero CEF Overhead
UXP uses a lightweight rendering engine, freeing up valuable RAM and CPU for actual video editing tasks.
ExtendScript to Modern JS
We don't just port the UI; we completely rewrite your slow, synchronous ExtendScript code into fast, asynchronous UXP JavaScript.
React & Spectrum
We rebuild your CEP UI using React and Adobe Spectrum Web Components, ensuring your plugin looks indistinguishable from native Premiere Pro features.
Cloud Integrations
Migrate DAM connectors and cloud asset panels from CEP's Node.js to UXP's native fetch API.
Timeline Generators
Port complex data-driven sequence generators to run significantly faster on the UXP DOM.
Review Tools
Upgrade video review and annotation extensions for better performance on large projects.
Custom Workflows
Convert internal post-production CEP panels into lightning-fast UXP plugins for your editing team.
Five stages, paired end-to-end.
Predictable delivery. No black-box sprints.
Analyze
We assess your CEP plugin, identifying Node.js dependencies and complex ExtendScript calls that need UXP equivalents.
Re-Architect
We design the new architecture, replacing the CEP/ExtendScript bridge with direct UXP DOM interactions.
Develop
We build the new UI in React with Spectrum components and rewrite the business logic in modern JavaScript.
Test
Comprehensive testing to ensure your new UXP plugin is faster, leaner, and functionally identical.
Launch
We package your new UXP plugin into a .ccx file and assist with Adobe Exchange distribution.
Six places it pays back in the first sprint.
Real outcomes our clients report within the first engagement cycle.
Faster time-to-market
Production-ready teams that ship from week one — no ramp-up lag.
Reduced technical risk
Architecture reviews, code audits, and security scans baked into every sprint.
Measurable velocity
Cycle time, PR throughput, and defect density tracked from day one.
Cost predictability
Fixed-price or capped T&M — no surprise invoices, ever.
Continuous improvement
Retros, post-mortems, and process refinement every sprint.
Knowledge transfer
Your team grows. Documentation, pair programming, and workshops included.
Tools our port premiere pro cep plugins to uxp developers ship with.
We use what works. No vendor lock-in.
Three ways to work with our Port Premiere Pro CEP Plugins to UXP team.
Scale up, scale down — zero procurement headaches.
Fixed-scope project
Start-to-finish delivery with total cost, timeline, and scope agreed upfront. Best for well-defined builds and launches.
Dedicated team
A ring-fenced squad — PM, tech lead, engineers, QA — fully managed by us, embedded in your workflow.
Staff augmentation
Plug senior engineers into your existing team and tools. You manage priorities, we deliver results.
Asked first, every time.
Adobe has clearly stated that UXP is the future of extensibility. While CEP still works, new features are being developed for UXP, and CEP will eventually be deprecated. Migrating now is the smart move.
Yes. CEP runs a full Chromium browser (CEF) inside Premiere Pro, which consumes significant memory and CPU. UXP is a lightweight, native rendering engine, resulting in much faster load times and snappier performance.
UXP uses a modern, unified JavaScript DOM. In most cases, we completely rewrite your legacy ExtendScript logic into modern UXP JavaScript, eliminating the slow and clunky bridge between the panel and the host app.
Often, yes! If your CEP panel was already built with React, we can reuse a lot of the UI logic. We will likely swap out your UI library for Adobe Spectrum components to ensure a native look and feel.
No, UXP does not embed Node.js for security and performance reasons. However, UXP provides native APIs for networking (fetch) and file I/O that cover most use cases.
Typically 4 to 10 weeks, depending on the complexity of your ExtendScript and the extent of Node.js dependencies.
Yes. We package the final plugin into a .ccx file and can manage or assist with the entire Adobe Exchange approval process.
Yes. UXP fully supports standard web fetch requests, allowing seamless integration with your internal databases or cloud services.
Port your CEP extension to UXP for ultimate performance.
Tell us about your project. We'll come back with a plan, a timeline, and the right team — no obligations.