Welcome to Adobe Premiere 27.0!
Premiere 27.0 is here, and it’s loaded. 🎬 New color grading, AI tools, smarter audio, and fresh effects, all built to cut the repetitive stuff so you can spend more time actually creating. Here’s what’s new.
Before you start
- Version: Adobe Premiere 27.0.
- System requirements: On Windows, Premiere 27.0 requires Windows 11 version 24H2 or later. On Mac, it requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 15 or later. Intel-based Macs are not supported. On Windows, Premiere also requires a detected, supported GPU to launch.
- Availability: Availability of generative features, AI models, and partner models may vary by account type, plan, region, language, and hardware. An internet connection is required for cloud-based generative AI features.
- Generative AI credits: Generating video, images, music, sound effects, or soundscapes may use generative credits. Credit usage varies by feature, selected model, duration, and generation settings. Premiere displays the estimated credit cost before you generate. Generating another result or retrying with different settings may use additional credits.
- Licensing and commercial use: Adobe Firefly models are designed to be commercially safe. When using a partner model, you are responsible for determining whether that model and its output are appropriate for your project. Review the applicable model terms before using generated content commercially.
Color and creative tools
Move from editing to color with Color Mode
Color Mode brings a new color grading experience right into Premiere, built for editors. Jump between editing and grading without leaving your project or breaking your flow.
Get help from AI Assistant
Got a tedious or repetitive task? The new AI Assistant panel understands your Premiere project and helps with editing tasks when you ask in plain language. Hand off the routine stuff and stay on your edit.
Generate media in your timeline
Make images with the Generative Media Tool
Need an image for your edit? The Generative Media Tool now makes images, plus music and soundscapes. Select a region in your timeline, type a prompt, and add the result straight to your sequence.
Learn more: Generative Media Tool
Generate music and sound effects

Need background music or a custom sound effect? Generate Music and Generate Sound Effects make audio from text prompts without leaving Premiere. It’s an easy way to try sounds while keeping your momentum.
Build soundscapes from your video
Generate Soundscape looks at your video and builds matching ambiance and sound effect layers. You get a starting point to tweak instead of building every layer from scratch.
Learn more: Generate Soundscape
Smarter audio workflows
Clean up dialogue with Enhance Audio
Enhance Audio has updated controls and a new experience for improving dialogue clarity and quality. Interviews, narration, or location audio: you get more control over your sound.
Separate overlapping speakers
Two people talking over each other on one audio track? Separate Crosstalk uses Adobe Firefly audio technology to detect and split overlapping speakers into separate audio stems, so you can edit and mix each voice.
Learn more: Separate Crosstalk
Keep your audio balanced with Auto Ducking
Auto Ducking now updates keyframes automatically as you add, trim, or mute clips. No more hitting Generate Keyframes after every change.
Effects, masks, and transitions
Find effects faster in the updated Effects panel
The Effects panel gets a visual refresh with animated thumbnails, better search, and Preview from Source. Browse effects and transitions visually, search with everyday terms, and preview video effects on your own footage before you apply them.
Learn more: the updated Effects panel
Eight new effects
Premiere 27.0 adds eight new effects, including Bevel Alpha, Bevel & Emboss, Posterize, Radial Blur, and Zoom Blur. More options for compositing, textures, stylized looks, and motion design.
Learn more: video effects in Premiere
Adjust effects in the Properties panel
Video effects, audio effects, and masks now show up as collapsible cards in the Properties panel. Find and tweak settings without scrolling through long lists.
Learn more: the Properties panel
Target colors with HSL Masking
Want to adjust one color without touching the rest? HSL Masking isolates areas by hue, saturation, and luminance. You can combine it with other masks for more precise adjustments, including in Color Mode.
Create better Object Masks

Object Mask gets improvements to tracking, mask quality, file size, and file management. Easier to create and maintain masks, especially with complex footage or when moving projects between systems.
Learn more: Object Mask tracking
Extend clips to finish transitions

Need a few extra frames to make a transition work? Generative Extend can now create missing frames when your source clip doesn’t have enough media for the transition.
Workflow and performance
Run Premiere natively on NVIDIA RTX Spark

Premiere adds native Windows on ARM support for systems with the NVIDIA RTX Spark (N1X) chip. With NVIDIA TensorRT acceleration, supported on-device AI features like Object Mask, Enhance Speech, and Scene Edit Detection can use the hardware.
Learn more: Windows on ARM support
See waveforms while you record
Audio waveforms now show on the timeline in real time while you record with the Audio Track Mixer or Voice-Over. Watch your recording take shape as it happens.
Learn more: recording voice-overs
View iXML audio metadata
You can now display iXML metadata right on audio clips in the timeline and Source Monitor. Handy for production audio and keeping track of recording info.
Better audio when you change speed or duration
The redesigned Speed/Duration dialog adds new audio stretching modes, high-quality processing, and pitch controls. Adjust clip timing while keeping audio sounding natural, without sending it to Adobe Audition.
Learn more: Speed/Duration controls
Your turn: Which new feature are you trying first, and how will you use it in your projects? Tell us in the comments. We’d love to see what you’re making with 27.0. 👇

