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Adobe Premiere Brings Advanced Video Editing to Android
WHY IT MATTERS
This development brings advanced video editing capabilities to Android users, potentially changing the way they create and share content on the platform.
What happened
Adobe has released a version of Premiere for Android, filling a long-standing feature gap in the platform. The app, available for free in the Play Store, offers a range of advanced video editing features, including support for up to 4K resolution and the ability to import, trim, and split video tracks.
Users can also add effects, extract audio, and reduce background noise. The app is optimized for multiple form factors, including foldable phones, and allows users to adjust the layout to suit their needs.
While it doesn't offer all the features of the desktop application, it's a significant step up from the soon-to-be-retired Premiere Rush app.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Adobe Premiere finally brings powerful video editing to Android, and it's free
Ars Technica · Ryan Whitwam · Discovery only; Condé Nast copyright terms apply