What’s new in Adobe Premiere on desktop

Move from edit to color without breaking your flow
Color Mode is a new color grading workspace in Premiere, built for editors and right next to your edit.
Learn more about Color Mode ›

Get AI help with complex or repetitive tasks
The new AI Assistant panel understands your Premiere project and helps you complete complex or repetitive tasks using AI.
Learn how it helps simplify editing workflows ›

Generate images with the Generative Media Tool
Generative Media Tool now also supports generating images, music, and soundscapes. Drag a region in a video or audio track, enter a prompt, and the result is added to your sequence.
Learn more about the Generative Media Tool ›

Generate music and sound effects your edit needs
Generate and add original, royalty-free music and custom sound effects to your Premiere timeline using text prompts.
Learn how to generate music and sound effects ›

Build soundscape from your video
Generate Soundscape analyzes your video and creates matching ambiance and sound effect layers on the timeline.
Learn how to generate custom soundscapes ›

Get clear, layered dialogue with Enhance Audio
Get improved controls and an updated experience when using Enhance Audio to improve the clarity and quality of dialogue.
Learn how to apply Enhance Audio to clips ›

Untangle overlapping dialogue automatically
Separate Crosstalk automatically detects and separates two overlapping speakers recorded on a single mixed audio track into individually routable timeline stems, powered by the Adobe Firefly audio service.
Learn more about how to separate overlapping speakers ›

Keep audio mixes balanced as you edit
Auto Ducking now updates keyframes automatically as you add, trim, or mute clips. No need to select Generate Keyframes after every edit.
Learn how to automatically duck audio ›

Find and preview the right effect faster
The Effects panel now has thumbnail images and preview videos for all the video effects and transitions. Improved search makes it easier to find what you are looking for. Preview from source allows you to see how a video effect will look on your footage.
Learn more about previewing and managing effects ›

Native Support for NVIDIA RTX Spark on Windows on ARM
Added native support for Windows on ARM (ARM64) on PCs powered by the NVIDIA RTX Spark (N1X) chip. It also uses NVIDIA's TensorRT, which accelerates on-device AI features such as Object Mask, Enhance Speech, and Scene Edit Detection.
Learn more about Windows on ARM ›

Create more looks with eight new effects
Explore a new set of effects, including Bevel Alpha, Bevel & Emboss, Posterize, Radial Blur, and Zoom Blur for enhanced compositing, texture, and motion design.
Learn more about the video effects in Premiere ›

Adjust effects faster in the Properties panel
Video effects, audio effects, and masks now appear as easy-to-read cards in the Properties panel, a simpler alternative to the Effect Controls panel.
Learn how to customize effects and masks ›

Target colors precisely with HSL masking
HSL Masking isolates colors by hue, saturation, and luminance and works alongside other masks, so adjustments affect only the area you choose. It works well in Color Mode.
Learn how to create masks using HSL and luminance ›

Object Mask improvements
Create cleaner, more reliable Object Masks with improved tracking, smaller file sizes, and easier mask file management and recovery.
Learn more about mask tracking tools ›

Create the extra frames your transitions need
When a transition needs more frames than a clip has, Generative Extend can now create the missing frames for you.
Learn more about Generative Extend ›

See audio waveforms as you record
See audio waveforms drawn on the timeline in real time while you record with the Audio Track Mixer or Voice-Over.
Learn how to record a voice-over on an audio track ›

See audio metadata where you need it
iXML metadata can now be shown on audio clips in the timeline and in the Source Monitor.
Learn how to configure Media preferences ›

Enhanced Speed/Duration controls and audio stretching
Adjust clip speed and duration with a redesigned dialog featuring multiple audio stretching modes, high-quality processing, and pitch controls to preserve natural-sounding audio, without the need to round-trip to Audition.
Learn how to adjust clip speed and duration ›

Generate media with the Generative Media Tool
Generate video and sound effects from text prompts directly in your Premiere timeline. Add the generated media as editable clips to your sequence, so you can continue refining your edit.
Learn more about the Generative Media Tool ›

Build sequences faster with Paper Edit
Create sequences directly from your transcript with Paper Edit. Select multiple lines of text in the Text panel to quickly assemble a sequence from your transcript.
Learn more about Paper Edit ›

Support Sony FX5 cameras
Bring footage from Sony FX5 cameras directly into your editing workflow with expanded camera support. Edit Sony XAVC and XOCN media with support for 32-bit float Hi-Res audio, alongside your other media in Premiere for a more efficient production workflow.

Full raw control and enhanced ProRes RAW performance
View and modify native raw parameters right from your timeline, with smooth playback and better overall performance.

Match audio settings automatically with Match Source
Match Source now includes your source's audio channels and sample rate, with automatic downmixing and warnings when a format can't support the source's channel layout.

Get smoother Object Masking results
Adjust the smoothness of object masks with new controls for more precise mask edges.
Learn more about Object Masking ›

Create cinematic looks with new and updated effects
Create customizable cinematic flares with Lens Flare, achieve more precise creative results with the updated Twirl, and get more natural-looking results with improved Mosaic Softness control, while keeping existing projects unchanged.
Learn more about the effects ›

Extend more media with Generative Extend
Generative Extend now supports more source media, including resolutions from 360p to 4K UHD, any aspect ratio, and interlaced or non-square-pixel footage.
Learn more about Generative Extend ›

Native support for ARRI ALEXA 35 Xtreme & ARRICORE
Import ARRICORE media directly into your timeline with zero transcoding and great performance.

Updated hardware-accelerated playback on NVIDIA Blackwell
Premiere now supports hardware 4:2:2 10-bit decoding for AVC and HEVC in MXF on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs.