Adobe’s popular video editor has finally arrived on Android – and it’s free. Adobe Premiere mobile is built for faster edits for creators
Nearly one year after launching for iPhone, Adobe Premiere is now available on Android devices
Adobe Premiere, the long-standing desktop video editor, has finally reached Android devices after a year-long journey on iOS. The free mobile version, announced on September 22, caters to creators needing faster edits while on the go. The app retains familiar features like the multi-track timeline for layering videos, music, text, and effects.
Nevertheless, it is designed for quick edits suitable for social media content and later refinement on desktop software. The mobile version incorporates mobile-friendly tools, such as templates and an Enhance Audio tool, which adjusts audio quality with a single tap. Notably, Adobe Premiere for Android is completely free and offers up to 4K resolution exports without watermarks.
While some advanced features, like generative AI tools and cloud storage, require a paid upgrade, the free version still competes with other popular free apps like TikTok's CapCut and Instagram's Edits. Adobe Premiere is now accessible on Google Play for Android, alongside its iOS counterpart and desktop version.
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