Image: Adobe Thanks to Adobe, content creators and video editors will soon have access to another editing app on their phones. The company has announced that it is bringing Premiere, its computer-based video editing software, to iPhones for free.
Premiere Pro is a widely used video editing platform that offers an extensive list of advanced features suitable for professionals. Adobe says it reimagined Premiere for mobile, promising pro-level control without pro-level complexity. It describes the app as "intuitive and uncluttered. " As an added benefit, unlike many other popular mobile-based video editing apps, Premiere for iPhone won't add watermarks or feature ads.
Adobe says the app allows users to start an edit on their phone and finish on the desktop version of Premiere Pro. Alternatively, it supports export directly to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram and more. It can even automatically resize videos for each specific platform, promising to keep the main content in the frame.
Despite the streamlined UI, Premiere on iPhone will still offer familiar features for those who use the desktop version. That includes a multi-track timeline and dynamic audio waveforms. It also supports automatic captions with stylized subtitles, unlimited layers, support for 4K HDR and more.
Additionally, the Premiere iPhone app offers Generative Sound Effects, which allows users to create sound effects using a text prompt and their own voice. The app also features an AI-powered tool to record voiceovers that Adobe promises will be clear even when recording in noisy environments.
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Adobe Firefly is built into the app for AI-generated assets, and users will also have access to millions of free Adobe Stock assets. The app will also enable Adobe Fonts and Lightroom presets. Creatives will be able to easily find, create and add music, sound effects, photos, text, graphics and videos to their content.
Adobe stated that the Premiere iPhone app is free. Users will only need to pay if they want to use generative credits or cloud storage.
The Adobe Premiere iPhone app will be available at the end of September, but you can pre-order it now in the App Store. The Android version is in development, so hopefully Android users don't have long to wait for access.
. dpreview.com2025-9-8 18:15
