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Editing // Video // Mobile

Adobe brings Premiere mobile to Android users

SAN JOSE, CA – Adobe (adobe.com) just announced the availability of an Android version of its Premiere mobile editing application. Now available at the Google Play Store, the app is free to download and use, and features an uncluttered user interface, making it well suited for content creators editing vlogs, tutorials, podcasts and clips.

The app’s mini-editor view provides a simple interface, while a full-editor view includes a multi-track timeline that displays video, audio and graphic layers. Adobe incorporated many of the new features available in the desktop version of Premiere, including generative fill, image to video, generate sound effects and enhance audio. The tool works on the new, foldable Android phones too and has no watermark restrictions. 

Adobe teased additional features that are coming soon, including Adobe fonts, enhanced captions, keyframes, cropping and music.