• Premiere Rush is Adobe’s first all-in-one, cross-device online video editing app

• Premiere Rush includes the power of Adobe’s Pro Tools: you can capture video, edit, color-correct, record and clean up audio, customize animated titles, and publish to social media all in one tool

• Premiere Rush projects are saved in the cloud, so your changes are reflected across all your devices through automatic project syncing

• The Premiere Rush mobile app includes all the same features as the desktop version of Premiere Rush

• Select media, trim elements, and easily rearrange clips in your project timeline

• Switch your video’s orientation to portrait, square, or landscape with a click of a button

• Export and publish your videos directly to multiple social media platforms at once

• To start a new project, simply click on the blue “Create a New Project” button

• Use the Media Browser to locate and select the media you are going to use in your project. The media can be video, images, or audio

• Media is added in the order that you select it. You can preview what your timeline will look like at the bottom of the Media Browser

• After your project is set up, within your editing workspace, click the blue “+” icon on the upper left of the window to add more titles or media or to create a voiceover

• Below the “+” button is the project panel, where you can see all your project media and organize it

• Click the house icon at the very top to return to the project browser and then select another project, or continue editing your current project

• Use the playback controls to move within your video and click the full screen icon to view a video in full screen

• Switch the video’s orientation to landscape, vertical, or square

• Editing tools are located at the bottom left of the Premiere Rush editing workspace

• Move the playhead to the location you want to cut, then click the scissors icon to split the clip into two separate clips

• Select a clip and duplicate it using the Duplicate button. If you want to delete it, click on the Trash icon in the lower left

• To move clips around in the timeline, click and drag them to a new location. Other clips will automatically respond and adjust to the new placement

• Click on the Expand Audio icon in the lower left to reveal the audio associated with your video clip. This enables you to shorten or lengthen the audio separately from the video clip

• Premiere Rush automatically identifies the type of audio in your timeline and displays icons for voice, music, and other formats

• Premiere Rush supports up to four video tracks and three audio tracks. You can move your clips within those track limits in your timeline

• Use the bottom scroll bar to zoom in and out of the timeline. Select and drag the circle on each end to enlarge or shrink the size of your timeline

• Refinement tools include built-in title templates and Adobe Stock templates, transitions, and color presets

• Update audio settings to control a clip’s volume level and auto-duck music to voice clips

• Transform tools make it easy to control the position, rotation, and scale of a clip

Use a default title:

• Double-click on the Title button and a default title will appear in the center of the monitor. You can customize the font, style, size, character spacing, line spacing, and baseline shift, and also adjust the color fill, outline, and shadow from the Edit tab

• Trim or lengthen the duration of the title by dragging the orange handles in the timeline

• Scale, rotate, and change the title’s position directly in the preview monitor using the transform box

Use animated title designs:

• Search for title styles and motion graphics by keyword from the Title panel on the right

• You can edit the text and choose a new font, style, or color from the Edit tab

• In addition to title templates, you will also find free transition and element templates from the panel, all of which you can customize for your video

• You can also choose to search Adobe Stock for thousands of additional motion graphic templates to use in your video

Apply a transition

Available transitions include the Cross Dissolve, Dip to Black, and Dip to White.

• To apply a transition to both the start and end of a clip, position the playhead over the clip in the sequence to select it. Open the Transitions panel and, under Presets, choose a transition preset.

• To apply a transition to the start or the end of a clip, rather than to both edit points, drag a preset from the Transitions panel and drop it at the start or end of the clip.

• To apply a transition at every cut point between all clips, select all the clips in the sequence, and then choose a transition preset from the Transitions panel.

Change transition duration

You can change the duration of a transition in the Edit tab of the Transitions panel or in the sequence.

• With a transition selected in your sequence, go to the Edit tab of the Transitions panel and move the Duration slider or enter a numeric value for the duration.

• Alternatively, in the Timeline, move a transition’s handles to adjust the duration.

Change transition placement

• In the sequence, drag a transition left or right to begin the effect earlier or later.

Delete a transition

• Select the transition in the Timeline, and press Delete on the keyboard.

Tip: If you want to change an existing transition’s type, select the transition in the sequence and choose a different type in the Transitions panel. The location and duration of the effect are unchanged.

In the first release of Premiere Rush, your social sharing destinations include YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Behance. More destinations will be added over time.

• Publish to any social destination by turning the switch to blue

• Log in to your social media channel

For YouTube, follow these steps:

• Select a playlist you would like your new video to be added to

• Add a title, description, and tags, choose a privacy setting, upload a custom thumbnail, and schedule (optional)

• Premiere Rush will automatically choose optimal export settings for the platform, but you can go to advanced settings to select a YouTube preset you prefer

• Click Export. You will get one more chance to review your video before it is shared with the world