Bring your timeline into Dropfinder.
Prepare a clean multicam timeline in your editor, export it as XML and import the file into Dropfinder.
Your timeline is the starting pointThe drops, camera cuts and zooms. Already prepared.
Turn your multicam XML into a ready-to-edit timeline, right on your Mac.
From an imported XML to a timeline
you can actually work with. Watch it happen.
The video shows a Premiere XML imported into Dropfinder, with camera tracks displayed on the timeline. Local audio analysis detects 41 drops in this example. The editor adjusts drop selection, cut rhythm, active cameras and zoom settings, then exports the prepared XML through the macOS save dialog. The generated timeline can be imported back into the editing workflow for further creative work.
Prepare a clean multicam timeline in your editor, export it as XML and import the file into Dropfinder.
Your timeline is the starting pointSynchronize your cameras, then analyze the audio. Dropfinder places the detected drops on your timeline so you can review the moments that matter.
Synchronization & drop detectionSet the cut rhythm, choose which cameras appear around each drop, and adjust the zoom strength. The settings are yours.
Cuts, cameras & zoomsOpen the generated XML in your editing software. Your cuts and camera switches are in place. Refine the edit, add your grade and make it yours.
The result, in Premiere ProA standard XML workflow. A familiar place to finish.
Try it on your own footage. Upgrade when it saves you time.
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Dropfinder prepares your editing base: detected drops, markers, camera switches and zooms. You keep creative control and can change the generated timeline in your editor. Think of it as a head start, with every creative decision still yours.
The core workflow starts with a Premiere Pro XML. The site also supports XML workflows for DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro through compatible XML formats or conversion. Start with the free trial to check your own project before buying.
Dropfinder includes a synchronization step in its multicam workflow. The result depends on your source media and project setup, so review your synchronization and the generated timeline before the final edit.
Dropfinder analyzes your set’s audio on your Mac and identifies important moments. You can review the detected drops, adjust the selection and change the settings before exporting.
Audio analysis and timeline preparation run locally on your Mac. Your footage does not need to be uploaded. Downloading the app, purchasing access and checking for updates require an internet connection; the editing analysis itself is local.
Yes. Adjust the active cameras, cut rhythm and zoom settings in Dropfinder, then refine the exported XML in your editing software. The output is an editable starting point.
The free version lasts 14 days, with a 1-hour set limit per day and functional XML export. Professional use, priority support and included updates belong to the paid plans. No credit card is required to try it.
Monthly access costs €19.99 per month. Yearly access costs €200 for a year. Both include unlimited sets and duration, professional use, priority support and updates during your subscription. The yearly plan covers 12 months of access. Creator offers, when shown, change the displayed price.
Yes. Dropfinder is a native macOS application. There is currently no Windows or Linux version.

Import your XML. Find the drops. Build your edit.
Try Dropfinder on your next multicam set.