Palmier Pro

Most AI video tools are websites that generate a clip and hand you a download. Palmier Pro inverts that: it is a real desktop editing application (macOS 26 Tahoe or newer) where generation happens inside the project. You import your own footage, generate missing shots with integrated image, video, voiceover, music, sound-effect and upscaling models, then trim, keyframe, caption and colour-grade everything on one timeline. When you need the rest of the pipeline, you can render H.264, H.265 or ProRes, or export NLE XML into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut.

What makes it distinctive is the agent layer. Palmier Pro runs a local MCP server, so the AI agent you already pay for — Claude, Codex or Cursor — can inspect the project and make edits on the timeline. The recommended pattern is to cut one video the way you like it, ask the agent to save that process as a reusable Skill, and then run the Skill against every subsequent video. Teams report using it for recurring formats such as social ads, episode series and templated client work, where the rules stay largely the same. A built-in Palmier chat with generation credits is also available on paid plans if you prefer not to bring your own agent.

The editor and MCP connection are free, without even requiring an account. Paid tiers add monthly generation credits, more accurate cloud transcription and built-in chat: Pro at $29/month annual or $49 monthly for 5,000 credits, and Max at $69/month annual or $99 monthly for 12,000 credits. Palmier markets its credit rates as undercutting competing model resellers by roughly 42%. An enterprise tier adds volume credits, centralised billing and procurement support, and Palmier also offers a managed service where their team builds the recurring workflow and delivers finished videos for a per-video fee.