I've gone hands on with Adobe Premiere's new free Android app — here’s what it’s like to use, and why 'free' comes with a catch
Finally, Adobe Premiere comes to Android - I spent an hour with the video editing app to see if it lives up to the promise of 'effortless editing' for creators.
Adobe Premiere has finally arrived on Android, finally giving iOS users a run for their money. This free video editing app brings 4K video capabilities, AI features, and templates, all without any ads or watermarks on exported videos. To use the app, your Android device must have Android 13 or later with at least 5GB of RAM. The app offers clean and intuitive navigation, making it easy to jump into editing.
Editing large files feels smooth, with helpful undo and redo buttons, and trimming videos with just a double-tap. Adding clips and transitions is simple, and users can customize aspect ratios for specific platforms. Access to AI image and video generation is limited, with only a few free tokens available before needing a paid subscription.
The export process is straightforward, allowing users to choose resolution, frame rate, and quality before sharing their creations on various social media platforms. While the AI generation limit is a significant drawback for those seeking advanced features, Adobe Premiere for Android remains a solid choice for users seeking a reliable free video editor on their mobile devices.
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