Adobe just released Premiere for iPhone, a free app that turns your phone into an editing machine. Download it from the App Store today and get the basics for free. Creators who use the desktop version will recognize the tools, but everything is optimized for the small screen.
Swipe through a multi-track timeline and zoom in for frame-by-frame cuts, just like on a larger screen. Use speed ramps to slow down a bike ride or to blur motion during a dance scene. Older devices can handle 4K HDR footage without latency. Captions are automatically matched with your narration. Export options Adjust clips on the fly for Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, keeping the frame tight and the file size modest. There are no watermarks in the output, and importing media is simple – simply pull it from your camera roll or Creative Cloud.
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Audio quality improves significantly since you can record directly from the iPhone’s microphone and use Premiere’s tools to clean up the sound to studio standards. In seconds, background noise vanishes, speech becomes clearer, and echoes dissipate. Drop in effects that complement the action, such as a roaring engine timed to a motorcyclist’s lean or waves breaking beneath kayak paddles. Podcasts and brief social hits benefit from clear voiceovers.
Generative options expand the possibilities for those prepared to pay a bit more. Adobe Firefly drives text-to-image suggestions, which may fill in backdrops or remove distractions with a single swipe. Convert a still photo into a looping video clip, or expand a canvas to accommodate larger shots. Automatic captions are generated from dialogue using Adobe Stock typefaces for a distinct look. A monthly pass costs $7.99, while an annual pass costs $69.99, and you get enough credits to try without continuously topping up. Free storage covers the basics, but features like this require an upgrade to continue.
Projects connect devices, allowing you to upload files to Premiere Pro on your Mac or PC for color grading and effect refinement. Or conclude on your iPhone by vlogging a day in the life, filming a stream highlight, or creating a podcast teaser. Social media users speed up their daily updates, filmmakers compose rough cuts on location, and podcasters organize dialogue and add sounds before publishing samples at any time. The program runs natively on iOS, is responsive with extended timelines, and maintains the interface simple to avoid distractions.
