Adobe Premiere launches on Android, free to use without a Creative Cloud account
Key points
- Adobe Premiere is now available on Android, arriving after its iOS debut last year.
- The app is free to download and use without a Creative Cloud login.
- AI features require an additional paid subscription.
- The app requires Android 13 or later and at least 5GB of RAM.
- The iOS version accumulated over 25,000 ratings after launch.
Adobe Premiere came to iOS first, where it built a sizable user base before Android support arrived. The Android launch fulfills a feature Google had previewed back in May, according to Talk Android.
The free tier with no Creative Cloud login required lowers the barrier to entry, but the 5GB RAM minimum means older or budget Android devices may not qualify. The AI editing features sit behind a paywall, which is where Adobe’s monetization appears to be focused.