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Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional non-linear video editing application made by Adobe.

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Adobe Premiere Pro is a video editing program developed by the American software company Adobe. It succeeded Adobe Premiere, first released in 1991, and was launched under the Premiere Pro name in 2003. It runs on Windows and macOS and uses a non-linear, timeline-based approach in which video, audio and graphics are arranged, trimmed and joined.

It is widely used in broadcast, film and online video production and is offered through a Creative Cloud subscription. It exchanges projects with other Adobe applications such as After Effects.

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