Adobe Premiere Rush | Common questions

Adobe Premiere Rush is the first all-in-one, cross-device app for creating and sharing online videos – fast. Edit, fix color, adjust audio, add titles, and more with easy-to-use tools, customizable Motion Graphics templates, and integration with Adobe Stock. And share your videos to your favorite social channels right from the app.

• Easy editing: With an intuitive interface and creative flexibility as you progress, Rush makes editing easy.
• Simple timeline: Arrange scenes with click drag-and-drop ease, access four video tracks, and three audio tracks without gaps in the timeline.
• Customizable titles: Easily add and customize built-in, professionally designed Motion Graphics templates. Hundreds more available on Adobe Stock.
• Add audio: Record voiceovers and use other simple tools like sound balancing, noise reduction, and auto-ducking to make your videos sound great.
• One-click share to social: Add a thumbnail, schedule your post, and publish to multiple social platforms in one click, without leaving Premiere Rush.
• Available cross device: Edit on your phone, tablet, or desktop. Your edits are automatically synced to the cloud, so you always have access to your latest versions.

You can learn more about Premiere Rush on these web pages:

• Visit the Premiere Rush product page.
• Follow Premiere Rush on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and YouTube.
• Subscribe to our YouTube PlayList for tutorials and inspiration from the community.

Premiere Rush is available on Mac OS, Windows, and iOS.

1. Mac OS or Windows

The easiest way to install Premiere Rush is through the Creative Cloud desktop app – simply choose Install from the Apps tab. You can also download Rush from the product page.

If you are a Creative Cloud for teams or Creative Cloud for enterprise member and you don't have access to the Creative Cloud desktop app, contact your IT Administrator to obtain access to Premiere Rush through the Creative Cloud Packager.

2. iOS

Visit the Premiere Rush page on the iTunes App Store to download the Starter plan for free.

Creating videos in Rush is quick and easy. 

Available right from the Welcome Screen, Premiere Rush comes with a guided interactive tutorial that walks you through the basics of creating your first video. Learn how to add clips, apply color filters, transitions, and more. To access the tutorial at any time:

• iOS: From the projects screen, open settings (the gear icon). Then tap Preferences and select Start tour again.
• Desktop: Click Help > Start Tour Again.

You can also check out a series of step-by-step Get Started tutorials here.

See the System requirements for more information.

Our team is actively listening to and responding to your feedback - you can look at existing feature requests and issues, vote on them, or add your own on our UserVoice site.

Visit our Learn & Support page for help and tutorials.

You can also connect with other creators using Premiere Rush on our support forums to share your experiences and get answers to questions.

Premiere Rush is available in English, French, German, and Japanese. More languages coming soon.

Adobe CC services are currently not supported in the 1.0 version of Premiere Rush in China. As a result, Rush will not be available in this region.

Premiere Rush projects can be opened natively in Premiere Pro for continued editing. To open a Rush project in Premiere Pro, select Open Rush Project from the Start screen in Premiere Pro.

Premiere Pro projects cannot be opened in Premiere Rush.

For more information, see Open Premiere Rush projects in Premiere Pro.

Premiere Rush is available for free as part of a Starter plan and there are also paid plans available. Visit the compare plans page to see the different paid plan options.

This free plan is available to anyone with a free Creative Cloud membership and includes Premiere Rush, 2 GB of Cloud Storage, and up to three exported projects. Start Premiere Rush for free here. 

An export is the way that a Rush project becomes a video that can be saved or shared. Any time that you want to save a video you’ve created in Rush on your computer or mobile device, or share it to social media, you must export it first. If you are on the Starter plan, you can only export up to three projects. To export more than three projects, upgrade to a paid plan.

For more information on upgrading Premiere Rush, see Upgrade from the Starter plan to the paid plan. 

Premiere Rush is included in the following plans:

• The Premiere Rush Single App plan includes Premiere Rush with unlimited exports, 100 GB of cloud storage, Adobe Fonts, Adobe Portfolio, and Adobe Spark with premium features.
• The Premiere Pro plan includes Premiere Pro and Premiere Rush - with unlimited exports, 100 GB of cloud storage, Adobe Fonts, Adobe Portfolio, and Adobe Spark with premium features.
• The Creative Cloud All Apps plan includes all of the creative applications (Premiere Rush, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, and more) required to create professional videos and images, plus 100 GB of cloud storage, Adobe Fonts, Adobe Portfolio, and Adobe Spark with premium features. 

Yes, Premiere Rush is included in the Premiere Pro Single App plan.

Yes, Premiere Rush is available in the Student, Creative Cloud Team, and Enterprise plans.  

For information about cancelling your Premiere Rush subsctiption, see:

• For iOS, see Manage Rush subscriptions on iOS.
• For Android, see Manage Rush subscriptions on Android.
• If you have installed the application on your Samsung device using the Galaxy Store, see Manage Rush subscriptions on Samsung Galaxy Store.

When you create a synced project in Premiere Rush, a copy or proxy of the media is uploaded to Creative Cloud automatically. Your other devices can then access that media in Creative Cloud, which seamlessly allows you to continue editing the project.

The amount of cloud storage depends on your Creative Cloud membership. You can check on your available storage space on both iOS and desktop:

• iOS: From the projects screen, open settings (the gear icon). Then tap on your name.
• Desktop: Open the Creative Cloud desktop app and click the three dots next to your avatar in the upper right corner.

For more information about upgrading your storage, see Adobe Premiere Rush file storage requirements and upgrades.

You can optimize storage space by changing the sync settings of any projects you no longer want to edit across devices or by deleting them. In Your Projects (home button), select the three dots underneath a project’s thumbnail to either turn off sync or delete it. Either of these options remove any media associated with that project from Creative Cloud and reduce the amount of storage you are using.

To turn off cloud sync when you are first creating a project, deselect Sync with Creative Cloud on the Project Creation screen.

To turn off sync for an already created project, you can do so from the three dots underneath the project thumbnail in Your Projects (home button).

Account deletion is permanent and irreversible. Before you close your account, make sure that you have downloaded all your synced videos and assets stored in the cloud and exported and saved any completed videos from Rush.

If your storage space is exceeded, you can still use Rush and create projects. However, new projects and any media you add to new or existing projects do not sync to Creative Cloud. So, any devices other than the one where the clips are created/located cannot be used. Any media that you add before running out of storage space is available for you across devices (unless the project was deleted or project syncing was turned off).

The soundtracks provided in Premiere Rush can be used freely for personal or commercial use. See the Adobe Terms below. 

Your use of the soundtracks is covered in section 2.5 of the Adobe Terms of Use (http://www.adobe.com/legal/terms.html). You can include the soundtracks as part of a Premiere Rush project for your clients, but you cannot distribute (or make them available) on a stand-alone basis

To use a soundtrack from Rush, select Rush Soundtracks from the Favorites section of the Media Browser.

This issue arises because of incompatible drivers. For more information on upgrading your device driver, see Green and pink video in Premiere Pro CC 13.0 or Premiere Rush CC 1.0.