Know exactly what stock made the cut.
StockAudit cross-references your Premiere Pro timeline against your stock footage download log, so you can hand over a licensing report instead of rebuilding one from memory.
Your download folder and your final cut tell two different stories.
You downloaded forty clips over three weeks of editing. Twelve made it into the final timeline. Which twelve, and how many times did each one actually get used?
At delivery, someone always asks for a stock license report — and by then, reconstructing exactly what got used, how often, and for how long is a guessing game nobody has time for.
Three steps, no manual cross-checking.
Everything runs locally on your machine. Nothing uploads anywhere.
Export your timeline
Export an XMEML sequence from Premiere Pro — the same export you already do for conforms.
Point it at your download log
Drop in your StockSilo log, or any CSV/XLSX with clip names, source sites, and download dates.
Get a licensing-ready workbook
StockAudit matches clips by name, tallies usage and duration, and flags anything that looks like stock but wasn’t logged.
One workbook, four tabs, everything a licensing report needs.
Stock Footage Used
Every matched clip with source site, times used, and duration on the timeline.
Music Cue Sheet
Same treatment for music and audio cues — source, usage count, duration.
Non-Stock Media
Everything else, with anything that looks like unlogged stock called out.
Summary
Totals, sequence frame rate, and the exact options used to generate the report.
The products complete each other’s sentence.
StockSilo builds the log while you’re downloading. StockAudit reconciles it against the finished cut.
Stop guessing what made the final cut.
Free to try. Built for editors running Premiere Pro on Mac or Windows.