Adobe Premiere mobile app now free on Android
Adobe has released its Premiere video editing app for Android phones. The app is free to download, works on most Android devices (including foldables), and doesn’t require an Adobe subscription—unless you want AI tools or extra cloud storage. Features include multi-track editing, templates, 4K export, and audio cleanup. Requirements are Android 13 or newer and at least 5GB RAM. Some advanced features will arrive later, Adobe says.
- Works on most current Android phones
- Multi-track timeline, audio cleanup, 4K export supported
- No subscription or Adobe account required for basics
- Extra features like generative AI need a paid upgrade
- Foldable phone layouts are supported
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