Adobe plans to bring its video editing software Premiere to iPhone. The company has listed the app on the App Store Pre-order link and the expected release date for September 30.
Premier on iPhone will allow users to edit videos and export them without any watermarks, the company said. The app will have the same features as the desktop version, including trimming, layers, and fine-tuning frameworks. It also has automatic subtitles with stylized subtitles, support for video, audio and text layers, and support for 4K HDR.
To align with efforts elsewhere, Adobe brings AI powered by its Firefly model to the app: the premiere on iOS will let users use text prompts to generate images, audio, or video. The company is also opening access to its inventory of music, sound effects, photos, graphics and videos, as well as fonts and presets in its photo editing app Lightroom. The app also has a “Enhanced Voice” feature that suppresses background noise when you record clips in a loud environment.
The premiere on the iPhone will be free to use, but users will have to pay with AI points and cloud storage. Although the company did not mention the release date, the Android version is already under development.
Amid the competition to attract creators of Tiktok, Instagram and YouTube shorts, the company is increasingly taking action to bring its flagship video editing app to the iPhone. Earlier this year, Meta released Video editing applications are called editingalthough Switch to freemium model supported by A16Z Attract more listeners.
Adobe is committed to bringing more creative applications to mobile platforms. The company was established iOS photography in February And publish Beta version of the Android app for June. It also released a separate application firefly June on iOS and Android.
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