Adobe to bring its video editing app Premiere to iPhones

Adobe plans to bring his video editing software, premiere, iPhone. The company listed the app on the App Store A pre-order link And the date of an expected release on 30 September.

The company says that premier users on the iPhone will allow users to edit videos and export them without any watercolor. The app has the same features as its desktop version, with the power of the trim, the level and the subtle-surface frame. It will have stylized subtitles, support for video, audio and text level as well as automatic captions with 4K HDR support.

And in line with its efforts elsewhere, the Adobe app brings the AI ​​features powered by its firefly models: IOS will allow premier users to create images, audio or video using text prompts. The company is also opening access to the stock library of music, sound effects, photos, graphics and videos with its photo editing app, lightroom fonts and presets. The app has a “growing speech” feature that suppresses the sound of the background when you record a clip in a high environment.

The iPhone will be free to use premiere, but users will need to pay for AI credit and cloud storage use. An Android version is already in development, though the company has not mentioned the date of publication.

The agency’s move to bring its flagship video editing app to the iPhone is in a increasing competition to attract creators who create short videos for tickets, Instagram and YouTube shorts. Early this year, Meta revealed a Video Editing App is known as EditsWhile A. 16 Z-Backed Captions have been switched to a freemium model To reach the more widespread visitors.

Adobe has focused on bringing more of its creative applications on mobile platforms. The company has launched Photoshop for iOS in February And release a Beta version of the app for Android in JuneThe It has also revealed a separate app for it Firefly Both iOS and Android in June.