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Automate Adobe Media Encoder with UXP

Build plugins that run inside Media Encoder, discover presets, and drive the encoding queue. Turn repetitive exports into one-click workflows with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Build UXP plugins and automation for Adobe Media Encoder 
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UXP for Adobe Media Encoder is in public beta. APIs and supported capabilities may change before general availability. Double-click installation is not available at launch and is expected to follow a few days later as part of the September Creative Cloud Desktop release.
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Resources

Choose Where to Start

A UXP plugin has two layers. The UXP runtime provides shared platform APIs for file access, storage, and networking. The Media Encoder API (the host DOM) drives the render queue, jobs, presets, and progress. Start with the path that matches what you need.

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UXP Developer Tool

Learn the UXP platform

Walk through the full developer journey: build your first plugin, learn the platform and UXP APIs, and publish plugins.
Start in the UXP Hub
Build plugins for Adobe Media Encoder

Use the Media Encoder API

Explore the Media Encoder DOM APIs and build your own plugin.
Get Started

Note: Start with the UXP Hub to learn the fundamentals, core concepts, and the plugin development model. Use this Adobe Media Encoder UXP documentation for AME APIs, examples, and workflows. We will keep expanding these resources with more documentation and sample code throughout the beta.

Explore APIs

Plugins use both layers: the Media Encoder API for encoding features, and the shared UXP APIs for platform capabilities like file access, storage, and networking.

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Media Encoder API Reference
The render queue, presets, jobs, progress reporting, watch folders, and other Media Encoder automation surfaces.
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UXP API Reference
File system, networking, storage, HTML, CSS, and Spectrum UI capabilities shared by every UXP host.

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