Edit Videos Anywhere with Adobe Premiere’s Free iPhone App
▼ Summary
– Adobe has launched a free Premiere app for iPhone, bringing its desktop video-editing tools to mobile users.
– The app offers multi-track timelines, trimming, layering, automatic captions, and 4K HDR support in a mobile-friendly interface.
– It includes AI-powered features like Enhance Speech for noise removal and generative AI tools via Adobe Firefly for creating assets.
– Projects can be started on mobile and exported directly to platforms like TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram with automatic resizing.
– The app will be available for pre-order on September 4, is ad-free, and uses generative credits for AI tool access.
The ability to edit professional-quality videos directly from your iPhone just became a reality with Adobe’s new Premiere app, offering a free and powerful mobile solution for content creators. This launch marks a significant shift from the desktop-bound origins of Premiere Pro, adapting the software for today’s fast-paced, mobile-first creative workflows.
Adobe has introduced its Premiere app for iPhone, bringing the full range of editing capabilities previously reserved for desktops directly to users’ smartphones. The app is completely free and available for pre-order starting September 4. Designed to mirror the familiar Premiere Pro experience, it includes a multi-track timeline, color correction tools, and precision editing features, all optimized for touch interaction.
Despite the smaller screen, Adobe has engineered the interface to remain intuitive and highly functional. Users can trim clips, layer multiple tracks, insert automatic captions, and work with 4K HDR content with frame-level accuracy. Audio editing hasn’t been overlooked either; the popular Enhance Speech tool uses AI to strip away background noise, making it ideal for recording clean voice-overs even in noisy settings.
Exporting is streamlined for social media, with one-tap options to publish directly to platforms like TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram. The app automatically reformats videos to meet each platform’s specifications. Projects can be started on an iPhone and seamlessly transferred to Premiere Pro on desktop for further refinement.
Access to Adobe’s extensive asset library is included, offering stickers, music, fonts, and images to enhance projects. For even more flexibility, users can leverage generative AI through Adobe Firefly to create custom assets from text prompts or existing media.
The free app will be available for pre-order on the Apple App Store beginning September 4. It operates without ads, though use of generative AI tools will consume available credits. Following the successful rollout of the mobile Photoshop app earlier this year, Adobe aims to deliver a similarly polished experience with Premiere, whether for seasoned editors or those new to the platform.
(Source: ZDNET)
