Announcements

Keyframes are officially here in the latest version of Premiere Mobile—available starting today. This has been the #1 most requested feature from our creator community, and we’re excited for you to try it out. With keyframes, you can now add custom motion to your videos, including smooth pans, zooms, twists, and other dynamic animations that give your edits more personality and control.To start using keyframes, just update to the newest release in the App Store. This launch is part of our ongoing You Asked, We Answered series, which highlights the features you’ve told us matter most. For Premiere Mobile, we’re taking this even further by co‑creating directly with you—mobile-first editors, emerging creators, and everyone shaping what this app becomes. Keyframes are the first major drop in this community-driven series, and we built it because so many of you said it was essential to your workflow.More improvements inspired by your feedback are on the way, and we’ll continue sharing them a

Premiere on iPhone to Premiere Pro (Beta)  Users with Adobe accounts with cloud storage enabled can send their projects from Premiere on iPhone to Premiere on desktop (Beta) for advanced editing and a seamless workflow. To transfer projects from mobile to desktop, you'll need to sign in with an Adobe account that includes a Premiere Pro subscription and cloud storage. Before sending, you can review the project's file count and size to ensure everything is ready for transfer. Premiere Pro (Beta) can be downloaded from Creative Cloud Desktop app. You may refer to this link to learn more about Creative Cloud Beta program. When sending a project from your mobile device to your desktop, a copy of both the media and the project file is uploaded to Adobe Cloud Storage. Please note that this process only transfers data from mobile to desktop & any subsequent changes made on either device will not sync automatically. This guide outlines the steps for sending a project to Premiere on desktop