Premiere Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional non-linear video editor used by filmmakers, television producers, content creators, and post-production professionals worldwide. It provides timeline-based editing, multi-camera support, advanced color correction with Lumetri Color, motion graphics templates, audio editing and mixing, effects and transitions, and seamless integration with other Adobe Creative Cloud applications like After Effects, Photoshop, and Audition. Premiere Pro supports editing in 4K, 8K, and HDR formats and includes AI-powered features for automatic captioning, transcription, and enhanced workflows. It is the industry standard for professional video production across film, television, commercials, and digital media.
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1 suggestionAdobe shipped a native Apple Silicon build of Premiere Pro starting with version 15.4, released in July 2021. Since version 24.0 (2023), Adobe has discontinued support for Rosetta 2 emulation entirely—Intel versions of Premiere Pro no longer run on Apple Silicon Macs, whether under Rosetta or otherwise. If your copy is still running under Rosetta, you are almost certainly on an older build and must update immediately to the native version to continue using Premiere Pro on any M-series Mac. Download or update through Creative Cloud (Help → Check for Updates), or visit adobe.com/products/premiere to download the latest installer. Your projects, settings, and media references will carry over without any migration steps. Using the latest native build will give you significantly better performance, lower CPU usage, and longer battery life compared to running an older Intel version under emulation.
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