Adobe Brings Pro-Level Shorts Editing to Mobile for YouTube Creators

With YouTube Shorts crossing 200 billion views per day, short-form content is no longer a social feature; it’s a global media phenomenon. Yet creators consistently demand the same thing: editing that’s fast, intuitive, and professional-grade.

Adobe is responding to that shift by introducing a new dedicated creation space for YouTube Shorts inside its Premiere mobile app. The move marks a step toward bringing advanced editing tools closer to mobile-first creators.

A Unified Space for Shorts Production

Available starting today, the new Shorts workspace offers creators access to:

• Exclusive effects, transitions, and title presets

• Ready-to-use templates designed specifically for Shorts

• The ability to create and reuse custom templates

• Direct upload to YouTube Shorts with a few taps

This integration removes friction for users who want to ideate, edit, and publish within a single environment; no desktop setup required.

Mobile Editing Meets Adobe’s AI Enhancements

Creators can use the same advanced features already inside Premiere Mobile, including:

• Multi-track editing for precision control

• Enhance Speech for studio-quality voiceovers

• Generative Sound Effects powered by AI

• Firefly-powered visual tools to elevate content aesthetics

For creators who rely on speed, mobile AI assistance could become the differentiator between trending and getting lost in the scroll.

From daily vlogs to travel snippets and brand-led engagement, YouTube Shorts has become the primary on-ramp for younger audiences and emerging creators. By embedding creation tools within smartphone workflows, Adobe is positioning Premiere Mobile as the default content engine for Shorts-first storytellers.

The company notes, “We can’t wait to see what you create.” And for creators seeking faster paths to visibility, that’s exactly the point—publish more, and publish better.

Getting Started

Creators can explore template galleries, remix their existing clips, and refine edits through the new Create for YouTube Shorts button in the Premiere mobile app, now available for download on the App Store.