Jumper

A closer look at Jumper

Jumper is a local AI video search tool for professional editors that finds shots, dialogue, and people in footage without uploading, with plugins for Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Resolve, and Avid and a script editor.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Jumper

• Professional video editors who need to find shots, dialogue, and people in footage locally, without uploading, in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Resolve, or Avid.
• Editors who want unlimited visual and speech search, unlimited video and audio analysis, and a script editor for their media.
• Studios that need central licence management, role-based access, single sign-on, dedicated support, and volume discounts on Enterprise.

When to choose something else

• Single-device licence users who need to share analysis files between devices, since that is a Jumper Pro feature, not part of the base Jumper plan.
• Users who need facial recognition, people search, swarm analysis, watch folders, or agentic editing on the base plan, since those are Pro features.
• Enterprise teams that need fewer than 5 licences, since Enterprise has a minimum purchase of 5 licences in the pricing text read.

A practical starting workflow

1. Install Jumper as a desktop application or plugin for Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Resolve, or Avid.
2. Let Jumper analyse media locally with unlimited visual and speech search, without uploading footage.
3. Search by shot, dialogue, or person, open the exact moment in the script editor, and share analysis files or use agentic editing on Pro.

Check before committing

• No plan amounts appear in the pricing page text read, so no charge fact is recorded; lifetime licences are described with 1 year of updates included, not recorded as a price fact.
• The guessed FAQ path returns a 404 page, so FAQ answers below are drawn from the homepage and pricing page, not a separate FAQ page.

Common questions

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