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| Adobe Premiere on iPhone is now available for free from the Apple App Store. Image credit: Adobe |
Video creators, rejoice! Adobe has launched a powerful new Premiere on iPhone app, bringing near-desktop video editing capabilities to your iPhone — for free. With multi-track editing, AI tools, and seamless handoff to Premiere Pro, this marks a big leap for mobile editing. In this post, we’ll explore what it offers, how it works, and tips to get started.
What’s New in Adobe Premiere on iPhone
| Feature | Description | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-track timeline & 4K HDR | Unlimited tracks, precise trimming, motion effects, captions, background removal | Enables complex edits directly on iPhone |
| AI Audio Tools: Enhance Speech & Generative Sound Effects | Clean up dialogue, auto-place effects | Speed up audio post |
| Firefly-powered Visuals | Generate stickers, expand backgrounds, create assets | Adds creative freedom without external tools |
| Cross-device Handoff | Start on iPhone, transfer to Premiere Pro | Maintains continuity across mobile and desktop |
| Free Core App | No watermark, no ad, optional paid features | Lowers barrier to entry |
Why This Matters for Mobile Creators
Eliminates reliance on simpler mobile editors — now your iPhone can handle serious edits.
Saves time: shoot, edit, deliver — all from one device, especially useful for social media, client reviews, or news content.
Maintains compatibility with the broader Adobe ecosystem — no need to rebuild edits later.
Facilitates hybrid workflows: mobile editing + desktop finishing.
Getting Started: Tips & Best Practices
Install & explore templates: After downloading, explore the built-in templates and presets to speed your workflow.
Keep timelines clean: Use named tracks (audio, video, b-roll) to stay organized when transferring to desktop.
Use AI tools smartly: Let “Enhance Speech” clean up dialogue, but always review for artifacts.
Mind file sizes in 4K HDR: Use proxies or lower resolution drafts if storage is limited.
Save early, transfer often: Regularly send the project to Premiere Pro to back up and continue work.
Migrate from Premiere Rush: If you were a Rush user, start converting your projects and learning the new interface now.
In short: Adobe is aiming to bring serious, pro-level video editing to mobile devices while maintaining interoperability with its desktop ecosystem.
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