Adobe has released its Premiere mobile app for Android devices, extending the video editing app to Google Play more than a year after its iOS debut.. The Android app is free to download, with in-app purchases tied to generative AI features and additional cloud storage.. Adobe said the app’s core editing tools are available at no cost, including splitting, trimming, cropping and merging footage, adjusting video speed, and adding text, effects and audio layers such as voiceovers..
Users can also export an unlimited number of 4K videos without watermarks for free, with support for different output sizes for different platforms.. Paid features include generative AI credits for tools such as sound effect creation and access to AI-generated assets through Adobe Firefly..
Adobe said more features are due soon, including Adobe Fonts, enhanced captions and editing continuity with Premiere desktop.. The app requires a device running Android 13 or later and at least 5GB of RAM.. Featured image credit.
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