Adobe announced that Premiere is coming to iPhone, bringing the same professional video editing tools used by filmmakers, designers, animators, and YouTube creators to mobile devices. This follows Adobe’s release of the Photoshop app on iPhone earlier this year and its recent beta launch on Android.
Adobe Premiere iPhone App
Designed for creators on the go, the app allows users to capture, edit, and publish videos directly from their phones, the company said. Key features include:
Mobile Editing Features
The app offers a clean interface with no watermarks. The multi-track timeline features vibrant colors and dynamic audio waveforms. Frame-accurate trimming, layering, and fine-tuning are optimized for mobile use. The app supports unlimited layers for video, audio, and text, automatic captions with stylized subtitles, and 4K HDR editing.
AI-Powered Audio
Generative Sound Effects lets users generate voiceovers from text prompts with precise timing, emotion, and inflection. Enhance Speech uses AI to produce clear audio, even in noisy environments, turning the phone into a mobile recording studio.
Integrated Assets
Adobe Firefly integration allows AI-generated video, image, and audio content that is safe for commercial use. Users also have access to millions of free Adobe Stock assets, Adobe Fonts, and Lightroom presets. Adding text, music, images, b-roll, and captions is quick and straightforward.
Workflow and Social Sharing
Projects can start on iPhone and be finished on Premiere Pro desktop for advanced editing. One-tap exports to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram, and other social platforms are supported, with automatic resizing to ensure the main action stays in frame.
Availability
Premiere for iPhone is expected to launch on September 30, 2025, and is available for pre-order via the Apple App Store. Premiere for Android is under development, though Adobe has not specified a launch date.