Select the Generative tool in the Toolbar to open the Generative AI panel. You can also navigate to Generative from the Window menu. Select the Image tab.
Last updated on
Sep 16, 2026
Discover what's new in Adobe Premiere Elements 2027
Premiere Elements makes video editing simple - whether you are creating a quick video or bringing a bigger story to life. Explore AI-powered tools to generate images and create stylised title artwork from text using Adobe and partner AI models. Edit more efficiently with contextual tools that surface relevant actions as you work, enhance your projects with creative title styles and stock media, and make polished edits with powerful new video editing and audio enhancements.
New features summary
Turn text prompts into images with generative AI.
Transform words and style descriptions into eye-catching, stylised title artwork using generative AI.
Choose from supported Adobe and partner AI models for generative workflows, giving you more options when creating AI-generated content.
Explore sample photos and videos to try editing tools, experiment with features, and start creating without importing your own media.
Access relevant tools and actions based on what you are working on, helping you complete common editing tasks faster.
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- FX Badge
- Textbox overrun indicator
Easily edit and share stunning videos
Get creative with colour, effects, transitions, text, and music.
Create reels, reframe and trim with AI powered tools.
Turn your ideas into visuals using text prompts with Generate Image. Describe what you want to create, customize the generation options, and add the generated image to your project.
Follow these steps to generate image:
In the Prompt field, type a description of the image you want.
Choose a generative model.
(Optional) Choose an aspect ratio for the image.
(Optional) Add a reference image.
Select Generate, to generate the image.
For more information, see Generate Image.
Note
Premiere Elements includes 25 generative credits per month, while the Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements bundle includes 100 generative credits per month. Credits reset monthly, and you can purchase a Firefly plan for additional credits. To view your available credits, select the Credit Balance icon. Learn more about generative credits.
Use generative AI to turn words and a style description into eye-catching, stylised title artwork that you can add directly to your timeline.
Follow these steps to create title art:
Select the Generative tool in the Toolbar. You can also navigate to Generative AI from the Window menu. Select the Title Art tab.
Choose a generative model.
In the Title field, enter a short title.
Select a font for the title art.
In the Prompt field, type a description of the title art you want.
Choose an aspect ratio for the title art.
(Optional) Choose a background style.
(Optional) You can also use Prompt Inspiration to explore examples and get started with a title art prompt.
Select Generate, to generate the title art.
Note
Premiere Elements includes 25 generative credits per month, while the Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements bundle includes 100 generative credits per month. Credits reset monthly, and you can purchase a Firefly plan for additional credits. To view your available credits, select the Credit Balance icon. Learn more about generative credits.
For more information, see Title Art.
Choose from supported Adobe and partner AI models when using generative AI features. Different models provide additional options for creating content based on your creative needs.
For more information, see AI Models.
Use built-in sample photos and videos to experiment with tools and features, explore editing workflows, and start creating without importing your own media.
For more information, see Adding media.
Work faster with contextual tools that surface relevant actions based on your current editing task, reducing the need to search through panels and menus.
For more information, see Contextual Task bar.
See which clips have effects applied directly from the timeline with the FX badge, making it easier to identify and work with effects in your project.
For more information, see Use Fx badge.
Quickly identify text that extends beyond the boundaries of a text box with the new overrun indicator, making it easier to identify any hidden text before exporting your project. The overrun indicator appears when text exceeds the available space in a text box, indicating that some text is hidden.
For more information, see Editing and Formatting text.
Easily edit and share stunning videos with Premiere Elements
Get creative with colour, effects, transitions, text, and music. Create reels, reframe, trim with AI powered tools.
