Get answers to frequently asked questions about using Popular Music in Premiere mobile.
Access and availability
Popular Music allows users to add licensed music tracks to their video projects, subject to certain usage restrictions and availability requirements.
Popular Music is currently launching in the United States and India only. Support for additional countries and regions will be introduced over time.
Popular Music is initially available on iOS devices only. Android support will be available soon.
Yes. You must be logged in to your Adobe account to access and use Popular Music tracks.
No. An active internet connection is required because music rights must be verified when opening a project and when exporting it.
Music usage and editing restrictions
You can add one Popular Music track per project.
You can use up to 60 seconds (1 minute) of a Popular Music track in a single project.
Yes. You can use slip editing to select your preferred portion of a song, as long as the selected segment does not exceed 60 seconds.
No. Popular Music must remain as one continuous, uninterrupted segment. Splitting, slicing, or dividing the track into multiple sections is not supported.
No. An active internet connection is required because music rights must be verified when opening a project and when exporting it.
No. Even if the sections come from the same song, you cannot split the track or use separate segments. Only one contiguous segment is allowed.
No. Popular Music cannot overlap with any other music tracks, including Adobe Stock music or music from other sources.
Yes, provided the music tracks do not overlap. Popular Music and Stock music must play at separate points in the timeline.
No. The 60-second limit applies regardless of your project's total duration. You can use other supported audio options for the remaining portions of your video.
Project compatibility and export
No. Projects containing embedded Popular Music cannot be sent to Premiere desktop. Popular Music is currently supported only in the mobile experience.
An internet connection is required to verify music rights before export. This helps ensure that the selected Popular Music track is authorized for use.
No. Projects using Popular Music require an internet connection when opened so that music rights can be checked.
Future availability
Android support is planned, but an official release date has not yet been announced.
Yes. Popular Music availability is expected to expand beyond the United States and India.
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