I became familiar with Adobe Rush during my thesis days where I had to create small snippets of videos for presentation in a small amount of time.

The most interesting thing about this software is its simplicity. If you are in a rush to compile a video of cut shorts then go for it.

Nothing to be disliked , it does what it was made for.

This was my first software that I learnt more about video editing in comparison to other softwares that felt like I had so much to give in order to just get any work done.

Adobe Premiere Rush (PR) is simple to use. My best experience that fascinates the most and saves me a lot of time is its audio adjustment capabilities. Adobe PR simplifies audio editing process through its advanced audio editing settings. I am able to choose a preferred audio type such as voice, music or other. Each audio type parameter can be auto adjusted with amazing outcomes. For example the auto dark feature levels up and down the music in the sections where the spoken words are either silent, low or high in volume. This is awesome! I am able to use PR on both Phone, Window or Mac platform as long as the sync with Creative Cloud is enabled. This allows me to be able to do more either on the go or stationed.

After adjusting the footage speed especially to slowing down, it becomes rather shaky and stutters and often will need to adjust the frame rate. I wish this could be self adjusting or automated to some degree.

Overall we are really disappointed with this App when using on a smart phone. Yes, it is easy to set up and use but exporting with a green line at the bottom of every video is frustrating. Then the screen to edit on is too small and it is hard to use the features properly. We would use this more if they sorted out these key problems. At the moment we are using Canva instead without any of these issues.

Adobe Premiere Rush is really easy to set up. Their editing features are easy to navigate and you can use them straight away.

Our company uses Adobe Premiere Rush to edit 16:9 videos and edit them to use on a mobile devide. The area to do all the editing is just too small. For example, the "Ken Burns" type effect is just tiny when using on a smart phone. It's almost impossible to edit it properly. But, the main disappointment is when we are exporting there i a green line at the bottom of EVERY video. It's so bad we have ended up using Canva instead.

Simple compact app for video editing that does not require deep video correction or advanced features.

Known design for Adobe Premiere pro users with basic tools needed for editing video for social media.

Compact design comes with some tradeoffs like missing some tools for editing sound and you need some time to learn where is some of the options you are looking for.

A great experience, and it remains amazing because I do not need to buy a computer and work on more complex and expensive programs, this program provided me with all the things I needed.

And the nice thing is that you can use it by phone, so I can use it anywhere I am, and I don't need to sit at home, as for the computer I sit on it for long hours, so the phone allows me to move around every now and then. To be honest with you, I don't need professional software to finish my projects like Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Premiere Rush during which I can do whatever I want to extract full and high quality video With it you can edit the video at high speed, you can also write texts and templates from ready-made graphics, you can also add a lot of effects and apply them to the video easily Also keep in mind that you can save yourself money by doing the work through Adobe Premiere Rush, instead of switching to Adobe Premiere Pro and paying exorbitant amounts and finally doing the same work.

I think that the problem was the speed in completing the work, in general, I am a little late in completing projects because it is known that working from the phone takes a long time. It's a problem with mobiles videos editor, and it's also in Adobe Premiere Rush.