Adobe is bringing its famous video editing software premiere for mobile phone users for the first time. The company announced this week that a new iPhone app would be available later this month. This app will provide users free access to video editing tools in a simplified format. The app is already open for pre-order on the app store.

Adobe’s video editor’s launch for mobile is when the short-form on platforms such as Ticketkok, YouTube shorts and Instagram has become a central center for making video content. For the company, by bringing a mobile version of its desktop software, this material is targeting creators and video editors who want to rely on the third-party app on their phone.

Adobe to bring free premiere

The Premier iPhone app will include several features familiar with desktop users. These range from a multi-track timeline to color-coded layers and frame-well trimming with dynamic audio waves. Users will also be able to add unlimited videos, audio and text layers with support for 4K HDR editing. Additionally, the app will offer features such as automatic captioning, subtitle styling, voiceover recording, and option to lay down sound effects in projects directly.

The company notes that unlike many free editing apps, videos were edited and exported, although the watermark for the video exported to its premiere app will not include.

AI loaded with features

Adobe has also integrated its firefly AI model in the app. The AI ​​model will allow users to generate images, sounds and video elements only by typing quickly quick types. The company says that all AI-related assets are safe for commercial use.

Additionally, the app will also include the Annie-Paward tools, including the enhance speech, which improves the quality of the noise recording, and generic sound effects, which can produce custom audio alliance with video time and mood.

The app will provide users access to the free asset library of Adobe Stock, offer music, graphics and footage, as well as Adobe fonts and lighters to help them in polish video content.

Adobe says that the premiere app is made keeping in mind the social platform. The edited video can be exported with a tap, which facilitates automatic shape to fit the aspect ratio of each platform. For people requiring more control, the app will allow users to move projects in the premiere Pro on the desktop for more editing. This cross-device flexibility, according to the company, is to help the creators start projects when they go and refine them on the larger screen.

Android version on the way

The iPhone version of the premiere will be free to download when launched at the end of this month. Meanwhile, Adobe has also confirmed that an Android version is in development, although it has not provided the release timeline.