TL;DR
- Adobe has finally released the Premiere mobile app on Android, about a year after releasing it for iOS.
- The video-editing app supports all the functions of its iOS counterpart, including a wide range of templates and several generative AI editing tools.
- Adobe Premiere for Android is free to download, but requires a device with at least 5GB of RAM and Android 13 (or newer).
Video editing program Adobe Premiere has been around for a while, but it took the company until last year to launch a dedicated mobile app. This app was limited to the Apple iPhone, though we recently learned that was about to change. That day is finally here as the Premiere app officially makes its way to Android.
Users can now download the Adobe Premiere app for free from the Google Play Store, though certain generative AI features will require a subscription after the free credits expire. In any case, Premiere on Android will offer granular video editing capabilities, along with a trove of other features at no cost.
