When will Premiere Pro become native on Apple's new M1 chip?

same.... thinking about abendening premier for final cut.... though I love premier... the new final cut tests are just too insane for the M1 chip. come on adobe, dont let me do this to you.

BETA version available: DISCUSS: Premiere Pro on Apple Silicon M1 - Adobe Support Community - 11691346

"Our team is working hard on a version of Premiere Pro that will run natively on Apple’s new Apple Silicon based M1 processor. The first public Beta is available today and we invite you to test it out! Your feedback is welcome. We will be updating the Beta frequently as new builds become available."

Man to be honest it pisses me off that Adobe disregards mac users and doesn't build a strong relationship with Apple. There's a whole lot of video editors that enjoy using Apple and Adobe suite.

You're right Final Cut is terrible compared to Premiere. But working in a slow programme is more limiting than working in a limited programme.

Adobe's relationship with Apple will be loosing them clientele.

It's just a shame After Effects is so f'ing good. 

You're right - with Premiere being such a popular Adobe item like like LR - they should have made it a priority.  

LR 4.1 on the M1 is fantastic just like Final Cut, it is just a pity Premieer is a much better Video editor than Final Cut.

The M1 chip for everythign else on a Mac is amazing and on an AIR is silent unlike the MacBook Pro 16" which runs Premiere but UNFORTUNATELY only with its fan SCREAMING.

No word, but this might provide insight to Adobe's priorities.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/8/22162930/adobe-lightroom-arm64-windows-macos-m1

"Adobe says it plans to keep optimizing for Arm and M1 devices in future releases, so we’ll likely see additional Creative Suite apps arrive with Arm support soon."

https://m.dpreview.com/news/2882680958/adobe-apps-not-officially-supported-on-apple-silicon-using-rosetta-2-native-versions-coming

"While Photoshop and Lightroom are the primary apps for photographers in the Adobe ecosystem, the company has many other heavily-used apps, such as Premiere, Dreamweaver, Illustrator, and much more. As of writing, Adobe has not offered a timeline for other Adobe apps built for the M1 chip."

Try the free version of Resolve.

We all hope it will

You will have to wait until the next MAJOR version of Premiere Pro (15.x) and After Effects (18.x) to be released and become available. None of the current versions of either of these two Adobe Creative Cloud programs are verified compatible with macOS 11.x "Big Sur" yet, regardless of whether the Mac platform is M1-based or Intel-based. And this is because the latest currently available versions of both programs are merely refreshes of the existing 2020 versions that were released in November of last year.

The 2021-designated versions, such as Photoshop, are compatible with Big Sur (at least on Intel-powered Mac platforms).

As for the Mac version of Premiere Pro that's native to the ARM architecture, that will not occur for several years. The next major version of Premiere Pro and After Effects will begin a several-years-long transition from the x86-64 architecture to the ARM architecture for Macs. Adobe clearly does not want to alienate the existing Intel Mac user base just for native M1 support. Had Adobe jumped straight into native M1 support, then the Mac versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects would have become completely unusable on Intel-pwered Macs, some of which are still available new at retail today.

By the way, don't expect stellar performance with the first shipping M1-powered Macs yet: All of the ones that are currently shipping perform only about as well as a typical 4-year-old quad-core CPU-powered desktop PC that's been equipped with a decent GPU of its era.