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September 2, 2026
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I've been using Adobe Firefly Boards quite heavily for my video projects lately and recently switched to Premiere Pro Beta to take advantage of the newer AI features.

  • September 2, 2026
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Everything seems to work fine for basic editing, but I'm starting to notice some inconsistencies when working between the two apps.

A few things I'm specifically unsure about:

  • When you send a project from Firefly Boards to Premiere Pro Beta, do all the assets, sequences, and metadata transfer completely — or are some elements missing or broken compared to opening in the stable version?
  • Has anyone noticed timeline or color grading differences when the same Boards project is opened in Beta vs stable Premiere?
  • Is there any official Adobe roadmap that confirms when full Boards support will land in the Beta channel?

I've already tried reinstalling the Beta and making sure Creative Cloud is fully updated, but the behavior still feels inconsistent.

Would love to hear from anyone who uses both tools regularly in their workflow. Any tips or workarounds are appreciated!

    Correct answer caroline_edits

    Hey there, thanks for sharing your workflow with us. We have a document in our user guide that explains which assets are transferred (images, videos) and which aren't (text, 3D objects). Here's a link: https://adobe.ly/4h6Xbeh


    If the asset type is supported, there shouldn't be a significant difference in how it appears in the beta app compared to the stable version. There shouldn't be any shift in color grading.


    This feature is available in the stable release of Premiere. As for ongoing updates, Adobe doesn't share its roadmap publicly.


    Hope this helps,

    Caroline

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    caroline_edits
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    caroline_editsCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
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    September 4, 2026

    Hey there, thanks for sharing your workflow with us. We have a document in our user guide that explains which assets are transferred (images, videos) and which aren't (text, 3D objects). Here's a link: https://adobe.ly/4h6Xbeh


    If the asset type is supported, there shouldn't be a significant difference in how it appears in the beta app compared to the stable version. There shouldn't be any shift in color grading.


    This feature is available in the stable release of Premiere. As for ongoing updates, Adobe doesn't share its roadmap publicly.


    Hope this helps,

    Caroline