Adobe Premiere Clip: Now edit videos on your Android smartphone
Adobe Premiere Clip delivers user-friendly tools to get you editing the clips stored on your smartphone into a polished video in minutes.

Adobe has now released its much-loved Adobe Premiere Clip video editing app for Android devices. The app which was only available on iOS has now transitioned to Android. It delivers user-friendly tools to get you editing the clips stored on your smartphone into a polished video in minutes.Adobe Premiere Clip is all about adding that polish before you can upload your videos online. The tools are fairly simple to understand and can even automatically create videos from the clippings and images found in your smartphone's storage. Auto Mix will automatically reduce music volume when a dialogue is spoken, while the Smart Volume feature will even out volume levels across your edit.In terms of manually getting things done, the app's UI uses a simple drag and drop system with trimmers to add what you want and cut out what you don't need. Users can also adjust exposure among other parameters.Since the app comes from Adobe, you can also send your Premiere Clip footage to Premiere Pro. The app also works well with Lightroom (iOS only) and Capture CC, which is possible thanks to Adobe's Creative Cloud (requires a subscription).You can download the Adobe Premier Clip for Android by clicking here.

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