The Android compatibility is one of a handful of features Adobe said it was working on late in 2018. On iOS, the app has already gained Editor’s Choice recognition and has an overall 4.5-star rating. Like the iOS version, the paid version of Premiere Rush for Android includes 100GB of Creative Cloud storage to help support that edit anywhere philosophy. Samsung Galaxy users can also receive a 20% discount on the software’s subscription. Samsung says that Premiere Rush is optimized for each smartphone’s GPU, which means faster performance. The Android launch also includes a partnership between Samsung and Adobe. This allows the program to both serve as a stand-alone, simplified editor and as an add-on tool for Premiere Pro users. Rush projects can later be opened inside Premiere Pro to take advantage of more advanced editing tools when users have access to a desktop machine, Adobe says. While that cross-platform compatibility is now common with Adobe apps like Lightroom, Premiere Pro doesn’t have a mobile option. Using cloud storage, users can work from a desktop computer, then later work on the same project from a mobile device.
Like Adobe’s other cloud-based apps, Rush is designed to allow editors to access projects anywhere, and without Android compatibility, that portability was missing for a large group of users. The update brings the previously promised Android compatibility to the editing program after the software initially launched on desktop and iOS. You can now Photoshop someone out of an image with one click The best video-editing apps for iOS and AndroidĪdobe Premiere Pro is now optimized in beta for Apple M1 Macs
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