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Adobe Premiere Pro Will Soon Let You Quickly Search Footage Using AI
Adobe After Effects is adding a modern caching system for quick playback Adobe announced new features for its video editing software and cloud-sharing platform on Wednesday. These features are being rolled out to the latest beta build of Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects as well as to Frame.io.
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Adobe Introduces AI-Powered Caption Translation and AI Search Tools for Faster Video Workflows
Instagram's New Mobile Video Editor Sure Sounds a Lot Like CapCut Quick Links Premiere Pro Is Boosted Intelligent Search Using Keywords AI-Powered Caption Translation Adobe Premiere Pro video editor gets boosted features for smarter editing workflows along with enhanced tools for motion design
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Find the Perfect Clip in Seconds With New AI in Adobe Premiere Pro
With the famous Sundance Film Festival kicking off this week in Park City, Utah, Adobe thought it a good time to discuss what's next for Adobe Premiere Pro, a popular video editing platform for amateur and professional filmmakers alike. No matter their experience level, all video editors deal with
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Adobe Previews AI-Powered Search and Caption Translation for Premiere Pro at Sundance
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Adobe Premiere Pro Can Now Find Your Clips With Text Searches
Logitech's Harmony Line Is Long Gone, but There's Still Room for Universal Remotes Adobe is bringing new features to its Premiere Pro video editor, including caption translations and the ability to search videos by describing them. Premiere Pro can now recognize objects, locations, camera angles,
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Adobe Premiere Pro's new AI tool could save video editors hours of time
Media intelligence can analyse thousands of clips in just seconds. While a lot of the focus has been on generative AI, Adobe continues to roll out workflow-focused AI features across its Creative Cloud suite too. And today there's big news for video editors who use Premiere Pro. At Sundance 2025
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Adobe Premiere Pro now lets you find video clips by describing them
Users can enter search terms like "a person skating with a lens flare" to find corresponding clips within their media library. Adobe says the media intelligence AI can automatically recognize "objects, locations, camera angles, and more," alongside spoken words -- providing there's a transcript
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Adobe unveils new AI-driven features for Premiere Pro, including intelligent video search and automatic caption translation, aimed at streamlining video editing workflows.

Adobe has announced significant updates to its video editing software, Premiere Pro, introducing AI-powered features that promise to revolutionize the editing process. These new tools, currently available in the beta version, aim to reduce tedium and enhance productivity for video professionals
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.One of the most notable additions is the new Search panel, which utilizes generative AI, dubbed "media intelligence" by Adobe. This feature allows users to find specific footage using natural language text prompts
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. The AI analyzes video content, recognizing objects, locations, camera angles, and more, enabling editors to search for clips based on visual descriptions, spoken words, or embedded metadata3
.For instance, users can type queries like "person skating with a lens flare" or "close up of a person running at sunset" to find relevant footage quickly
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. This feature operates locally on the device, ensuring privacy and eliminating the need for an internet connection4
.Another significant addition is the AI-generated caption translation feature. Premiere Pro can now automatically translate captions into 17 different languages, creating separate caption tracks for each language
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. This tool allows editors to work with multiple language tracks simultaneously, facilitating efficient editing of multilingual content2
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Adobe has also introduced improvements to After Effects and Frame.io. After Effects now features a modern caching system that utilizes both RAM and high-performance attached hard disks, reducing wait times for previews and playback
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. Additionally, it now supports HDR monitoring with Perceptual Quantizer (PQ) and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) encoders3
.Frame.io's Camera to Cloud (C2C) feature has expanded its support to include Canon's C80 and C400 cameras, joining other supported brands like Red, Fujifilm, and Panasonic
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.These AI-powered features are expected to significantly streamline video editing workflows, particularly for larger teams and projects with extensive footage libraries
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. By reducing the time spent on tedious tasks like clip searching and caption translation, editors can focus more on creative aspects of their work5
.Adobe's announcement comes ahead of the Sundance Film Festival 2025, where 60% of the films used Premiere Pro in their editing processes
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. As these features are currently in beta, their wider release date is yet to be announced1
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