Adobe Premiere video editor launches on Android with free core tools

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Adobe Premiere video editor launches on Android with free core tools

Engadget · 42 minutes ago

Adobe Premiere is now available on Android, more than a year after launching on iOS. The free app offers core video-editing tools at no cost, while AI features and additional cloud storage are sold separately through in-app purchases.

Users can split, trim, crop and merge footage, change playback speeds, and add text, effects, voiceovers and other audio layers. The app supports unlimited watermark-free 4K exports in platform-appropriate sizes; it requires Android 13 or later and at least 5GB of RAM, with Adobe planning features including Adobe Fonts, improved captions and smoother desktop editing continuity.

  • Premiere mobile has launched on Android.
  • Core editing and 4K exports are free.
  • AI tools require paid credits.

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Originally published by Engadget as “Adobe Premiere mobile is now available on Android”.