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Want old version of premiere pro

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May 15, 2025
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I want old version of Priemer pro for a project, I have checked in other version option it is not availbale. Please provide link to install old version.

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Correct answer Anshul_Nautiyal

Hi @good_mischief3190,

Thanks for reaching out.

I was unable to find any active subscription associated with the Adobe ID used to post this query. Based on your request, you're looking to download an older version of Premiere Pro but do not see it listed under "Other Versions" in the Creative Cloud desktop app.

If you have an individual subscription, follow these steps to install an older version:

Open the Creative Cloud desktop app.
Go to the Apps tab and find Premiere Pro.
Click the three dots next to it and select Other Versions.
From the list, click Install next to the version you want.

Please note that Adobe typically provides access to the current version and the immediate previous version. If the version you're looking for isn't listed, it might no longer be available through the Creative Cloud app.

If you're using a Teams or Enterprise subscription, you can create a Named User Licensing managed package via the Admin Console. During package creation, you can filter available applications by:

Latest versions
Long-term supported versions
Beta apps
Older versions

For guidance, refer to this documentation:
https://adobe.ly/4k0v4fZ

Let us know if you need further assistance.

Regards,

^AN

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gifted_Mischief5411

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Hello. I’m having the same issue. Urgently need to download and use 23.1. I cannot find it on the Creative Cloud, nor on the page where “Looking for older versions?” redirects. My machine runs on Win11. The oldest available version being 25.0

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Tariq Ahmad Dar

Community Manager

Hi @gifted_Mischief5411,

Thank you for reaching out, and we understand the urgency of needing a specific version for your workflow.

Version 23.1 is no longer available for download. Adobe's support policy makes available only the current version and the immediately preceding version, and versions that are three or more releases behind the current one are removed from download entirely. Since 25.0 is the oldest version currently listed for you, 23.1 falls outside that window.

A few points that apply to your situation:

The version currently available to you, 25.0, is the previous version (N minus 1) and includes assisted support from Adobe.
If 23.1 was previously installed on any of your machines, keep that installation in place rather than uninstalling it, since it cannot be redownloaded once removed.
If your organization deployed packages of 23.1 in the past, check whether those installer files were retained locally, as Adobe recommends keeping older packages in a safe location for this exact scenario.

For the full policy on version availability and support windows, see Adobe's Creative Cloud support policy.

If you need version 23.1 specifically for compatibility or workflow reasons and none of the above applies, please reach out to Adobe Support at adobe.com/support so they can review your account and advise on next steps.

For more information on support policy, please see: https://helpx.adobe.com/support/programs/cc-support-policy.html

Thanks,
Tariq

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Costadessouza

Participating Frequently

OMG can anyone stop talking about the three dots option? It doesn´t show anything here. Just the option to download the mobile app.

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AnkitVerma

Community Manager

Hi @Costadessouza,

Sorry for the runaround here. You're right, if the three dots aren't showing that option, there's no point in us pointing you back to it. Something else is going on, because normally you'd see an install for the desktop app, not just the prompt to grab the mobile one.

Can you tell me which OS you're on (and the version)? And if you can drop in a quick screenshot of what you're seeing for Premiere Pro in the Creative Cloud app, that'll help me get to the bottom of it faster.

Send those over and we'll go from there.

Thanks,
^AV

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Costadessouza

Participating Frequently

A colleague helped me. The problem is that in the Adobe Creative Cloud WEBSITE there is no option to downgrade for the 2025 version. The three dots didn´t work at all. The answer is that I needed to instal the Creative Cloud APP on my PC (oh, the 2020’s gen Z era and their app syndrom). Inside the app everything worked out and the three dots indeed let me downgrade to the older version.

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Anshul_Nautiyal

Legend

Hi @16581664_HighSchool,

Thanks for confirming. Please try and let us know if you have any more queries.

Regards,

^AN

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Anshul_NautiyalCorrect answer

Legend

Hi @good_mischief3190,

Thanks for reaching out.

I was unable to find any active subscription associated with the Adobe ID used to post this query. Based on your request, you're looking to download an older version of Premiere Pro but do not see it listed under "Other Versions" in the Creative Cloud desktop app.

If you have an individual subscription, follow these steps to install an older version:

Open the Creative Cloud desktop app.
Go to the Apps tab and find Premiere Pro.
Click the three dots next to it and select Other Versions.
From the list, click Install next to the version you want.

Please note that Adobe typically provides access to the current version and the immediate previous version. If the version you're looking for isn't listed, it might no longer be available through the Creative Cloud app.

If you're using a Teams or Enterprise subscription, you can create a Named User Licensing managed package via the Admin Console. During package creation, you can filter available applications by:

Latest versions
Long-term supported versions
Beta apps
Older versions

For guidance, refer to this documentation:
https://adobe.ly/4k0v4fZ

Let us know if you need further assistance.

Regards,

^AN

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good_mischief3190Author

Participant

Thanks. I think I have Teams. Will try to create package now.

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good_mischief3190Author

Participant

I have created package and tried to install but it is failing to install. I have tried 2 times already.

Pleae help

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