Adobe opens Premiere to Android with free 4K editing
Adobe has launched its Premiere mobile video editor on Android, offering free multi-track editing and watermark-free exports at resolutions up to 4K. The app became available through Google Play on September 22 and is designed for devices running Android 13 or later with at least 5GB of RAM. Adobe says the core editing tools are free, with no advertising, forced login or upgrade prompts, while…
Android users can now edit videos on the go with Adobe Premiere, a free mobile app now available on the Google Play Store. The app, launched a year after the iOS version, offers core editing features like splitting, trimming, cropping, merging footage, adjusting speeds, adding text, effects, and audio layers without charge. Users can export unlimited 4K videos without watermarks in any desired size.
However, advanced AI features require in-app purchases. The app requires Android 13 with a minimum of 5GB RAM. Adobe targets Indian creators, who constitute 95% of mobile-first creators, for the app's launch, aiming to provide professional video editing tools on the go. Unique features include Enhance Audio for reducing background noise, frame-accurate editing, and a multi-track timeline for layering various elements.
Adobe Fonts, enhanced captions, keyframes, cropping, beat detection, and cross-platform editing will be added in future updates.
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