Aescripts ClipFerry v0.7.0 Free Download

Enhancing footage with Topaz Video AI normally means leaving Premiere: export your source files, import them into Topaz, render, then bring everything back and relink each clip by hand. ClipFerry does that whole round-trip for you, inside Premiere.

Select clips in your timeline, choose a Topaz preset, and click Send. ClipFerry passes each clip’s source media to your local Topaz Video AI, renders it with that preset, and relinks the clip to the finished file. Your edit, effects, and timing stay exactly as they were; only the media is swapped for the enhanced version.

Render locally with the Topaz you already own

ClipFerry runs on the Topaz Video AI license you already have, rendering on your own GPU. No cloud credits (unless you render in cloud presets), no per-clip charges, no upload or download time. Process as many clips as you want at no extra cost.

Batch your whole selection

Send several clips at once. ClipFerry queues them and processes one at a time, so a full selection enhances unattended while you keep working.

Use your own Topaz presets

ClipFerry reads your Topaz Video AI presets and runs them as configured, so the look you have dialed in is the look you get. Pick a preset in the panel and send. [Confirm: presets are read from the user’s Topaz preset folder / how the user selects them.]

Your edit stays intact

Enhanced files are written to a topaz/ folder next to your source media, so your originals are never touched. ClipFerry repoints the timeline clip to the upscaled file and adjusts the clip’s scale so the higher-resolution media fits your sequence correctly.

Two render modes

– Headless render: send clips straight to a background render (no Topaz window), ideal for batches.

– Open in Topaz: launch the Topaz Video AI app with your clip loaded when you want to adjust settings before rendering.

Who it’s for

Premiere editors who already use Topaz Video AI and want to stop round-tripping by hand, for example: upscaling SD/HD footage to 4K, restoring archive or old camera footage, cleaning up compressed or noisy clips, batch-enhancing interview or B-roll selections.