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AI motion blur effect for Premiere Pro. It adds blur that follows the motion in footage, with Zoom, Linear and Spin modes for graphics and transitions.

About Shutter

Shutter, at aescripts.com, is an AI motion blur effect for Adobe Premiere Pro, made by Arc Engine Tools and sold through aescripts + aeplugins. It generates motion blur on footage and graphics from inside Premiere.

It is a native Premiere effect that you drop on a clip from the Effects panel. In AI Motion mode it computes a motion vector for every pixel in every frame on the GPU, refined over multiple passes, and applies blur that matches, with more on fast movement and none on what is standing still. Arc Engine Tools describes the result as a 180 degree shutter look restored to high-shutter or jittery footage such as action camera, FPV, timelapse and speed-ramped clips.

There are four modes. AI Motion is for complex footage, and Zoom, Linear and Spin are for graphics, transitions and stylized looks. Every mode has manual controls or can be left on auto. Flow Smoothing evens out the measured motion, Keep Subject Sharp holds what the camera is tracking crisp while the world around it blurs, and Zoom Boost scales the radial blur in Zoom mode.

Shutter needs Premiere 2025 or later with GPU acceleration on, and Software Only rendering is not supported. On Mac it needs macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon. On Windows it needs Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and an NVIDIA GPU with CUDA, GTX 10-series or newer, with 6 GB of VRAM for 1080p and 8 GB or more recommended for 4K. AMD and Intel GPUs are not supported yet. The page also lists 16 GB of RAM.

Arc Engine Tools says the effect slows timeline playback and suggests setting the look on a short preview range, then rendering in to out. It installs with the aescripts + aeplugins manager app. The first version on aescripts, 4.7.1, was released on November 12, 2026.

Pricing: Shutter is listed at $45.00 on aescripts, with a special price of $33.99 until November 14, 2026. The free trial has every feature and adds a watermark to the render until you activate a license. Checked November 12, 2026 at https://aescripts.com/shutter/.

Pricing model: Paid

Features

  • AI Motion mode measures the motion in footage and blurs along it
  • Zoom, Linear and Spin modes for graphics, transitions and stylized looks
  • Manual controls in every mode, or auto
  • Keep Subject Sharp holds what the camera is tracking crisp while the surroundings blur
  • Flow Smoothing evens out the measured motion
  • Zoom Boost scales the radial blur in Zoom mode for punch-ins and crash zooms
  • Runs on the GPU, on Apple silicon Macs and Windows PCs with NVIDIA cards
  • Free trial with every feature and a watermark on the render

FAQs

Common questions about Shutter

What is Shutter?
An AI motion blur effect for Premiere Pro by Arc Engine Tools. It measures the motion in a clip and adds blur that follows it.
How much does Shutter cost?
It is listed at $45.00 on aescripts, with a special price of $33.99 until November 14, 2026. The free trial has every feature and watermarks the render.
What does Shutter need to run?
Premiere 2025 or later with GPU acceleration on, and 16 GB of RAM. On Mac, macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon. On Windows 10 or 11, an NVIDIA GPU with CUDA, GTX 10-series or newer.
Does Shutter work with AMD or Intel GPUs?
Not yet. The product page says Shutter will not load on an AMD or Intel GPU.
Does it slow down timeline playback?
Yes, according to Arc Engine Tools. It suggests setting your look with a short preview range, then rendering in to out for smooth playback.
Does it blur titles and motion graphics?
Yes. The Zoom, Linear and Spin modes are meant for graphics and transitions, and the product page says moving titles and graphics get blurred too.

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