Adobe Premiere Pro Reviews

I can do some editing that would take me long in a really short amount of time. It keeps adding new features from time to time, providing tutorials to start using them right away.

One thing only; exporting transparent animated gif. I could never find the best settings to get a decent file.

Powerful program that allows you to have almost endless control over your videos.

There is a steep learning curve at times.

I like Premier Pro because of its comprehensive video editing tools. It offers a wide array of tools that allow trimming, cutting, ting, and arranging elements with precision and control. It also provides other advanced editing features like keyframe animation, advanced color-grading, and multi-camera editing, which are all essential for creating quality grading videos.In the beginning, it might appear challenging but becomes very easy over time. Among the few Adobe tools that I've tried out, Premiere Pro appears to be the simplest one.- It also helps to make tweaks to audio from other sources like adding effects (reverbs, panning, and equalizing them properly).

- Fast rendering fully relies on the GPU acceleration to be effective and this requires the PC to be highly performant.- Encoder comes in a separate state which can be quite stressful to install.

The entirety of the editor itself. It is the most advanced editor that are being used by good quality editor and movie editors

The price which is very expensive. But it is worth it once bought

All of the features an functionality of premiere pro is amazing. Whenever I don't know something it's super easy to find a tutorial online for it too.

The price. All of Adobe in general is very pricey and I really wish it was more affordable. Take advantage of the free trials while you can.

like the whole creative suite, its interface is very friendly. I like how it integrates with several programs and formats.

requieres a super powerful computer with a lot of ram.

Adobe Premiere Pro offers professional editors all that will be needed to make great videos.

Adobe Premiere Pro offers many features, but the difference between a good video and a great video is still up to the editor as AI is not easily integrated.

Adobe Premier pro is a complete package for video editing. It’s user interface is so much impactful to me. I think it is the easiest software for video editing.

Language barrier in text feature is one of the most problematic point i have face.

The easy interface and glamorous features like shadowing, transition templates and smooth editing even for a big sized videos 8k and stuff. A very dependable app for any youtuber or videographer and of course one of the best editing apps

It’s a bit costy to obtain it but the return on investment is worth it honestly. It’s also a heavy program so your PC should have some specific specifications like a high RAM and a good graphics card

Adobe Premiere Pro provides a wide range of export options, allowing you to save your projects in various formats and for different platforms, including social media and streaming services

Adobe offers various resources and tutorials, but it may take some time to become proficient in using all of its features.

The software is so functional and easy to understand that it is undoubtedly useful for the common man. Anyone can operate it

Adobe Premiere Pro is an excellent software. As easy as it is to use, its features are also excellent. I am very happy using the software

Video editing is simple for everything related to animation and transition

I don't have a good command of all the tools for creating videos, I don't know why

Adobe suite always has powerful and comprehensive software. Premiere Pro allows you to create and edit videos and audios easily, they also have Premiere Express when it comes to quicker and rush request.

It's a comprehensive software so it requires some time to understand the functions and how to use it properly

The flexibility of this product is amazing

It’s expensive, but the investment is worth every penny.

Transitions and effects can done very well based on how you want it.With all the available tools, everything you want to put in your video can be possible.Very intuitive with the available tutorials provided so you don't actually need someone to teach you on how to use some tools.I have been using this for my part time jobs and it never failed me with videos I am making.

For beginners it can be difficult at first because I think the whole layout of the workspace, tools, etc. can be confusing but once you get used to it, you will understand all the functions of each tools.

One of the main things I really like about Adobe Premiere Pro is how optimal it is and how "professional" it looks. The result of the video looks great and there's so many features such as green screening and transitions, which is beyond useful.

One of my biggest complaints about Premiere Pro is how "condescending" it looks. This is because there are a LOT of features and it's almost impossible to go through it without a walkthrough. However, the cost of doing that and the result of the video is very worth it.

I would say this software has a "leraning-curve" harder that some other softwares, but its potential is rather much bigger than other ones, and once you get used to it is really difficult to find another program which you would like better.

As I said, the learning curve may be way too difficult sometimes and in some cases. Hopefully, there are also a lot of online helping services that will make the path much easier.

I really like the features of the software as its really easy for me to edit my videos and make short clips with great ease

There is no issue with how the software is every feature and function is very easy to navigate and easy

If you've used any other editing software, Premiere Pro will come naturally.
The software is industry standard for a reason... it is easy to pick up, easy to master. Everything functionally just makes sense, it is all in the right place and just works.

It can have some encoder issues, and the subscription price model is a pain, though understandable.