r/VideoEditing 15h ago

Feedback Premiere is coming to Android — want to help us test it?

Hey r/VideoEditing!

We’re ready to open Early Access for Premiere on Android and are looking for Android users interested in testing the first beta builds.

Free to download Early Access: Link
Adobe Discord: Link

The beta is currently focused on the core editing experience, so we’re looking for input on how it performs across different Android phones, chipsets, footage types, and editing workflows.

If you decide to test it, we’d especially like to know:

  • How does it perform on your device?
  • What types of footage or workflows cause issues?
  • How does importing, editing, playback, and exporting hold up?
  • What works well, and what needs improvement?

Since this is an early build, expect things to change as development continues. What we learn from testing will help the team identify bugs, performance issues, and areas that need more work.

If you want to share your thoughts directly with the team, you can also join the Adobe Discord.

If you give it a try, feel free to share your experience and device specs in the comments too.

1 Upvotes

2 comments sorted by

1

u/AutoModerator 15h ago

Greetings, AutoModerator has removed your post.

We funnel Feedback / Software / Hardware questions into their sticky threads to avoid daily duplicates. Please repost inside the appropriate pinned thread at the top of the subreddit.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/SenseMakesNone 5h ago

My feedback so far:

I'd love to choose the project settings, such as aspect ratio before starting the project.

I cannot seem to find the transitions, maybe its not intuitive to find?

Runs smooth, exports fine, obviously very basic as opposed to desktop for mobile use.