Adobe Premiere Pro

1. Generative Extend

   Adds generated frames and ambient audio to existing footage using Firefly generative AI. It lets you lengthen the head or tail of clips directly on your timeline.

   Use caseA video editor adds extra frames and ambient sound to a clip that ended too early to make an edit transition work smoothly.

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2. Text Based Editing

   Transcribes spoken audio automatically upon importing media into the project. It builds rough video cuts directly through copying and pasting text selections from the generated transcript.

   Use caseAn editor assembles an initial rough cut of an interview by selecting text from the transcript and pasting it into the project sequence.

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3. Media Intelligence search

   Scans footage to identify dialogue, visual objects, locations, framing, and sound effects. It allows you to locate specific clips using everyday spoken or written language descriptions.

   Use caseA documentary editor searches an archive by typing in everyday phrases like barking dogs to find relevant b roll in seconds.

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4. Enhance Speech

   Processes spoken audio tracks using AI to clarify dialogue. It strips away ambient background noise and boosts dialogue quality to make words distinct.

   Use caseA creator cleans up noisy field recording audio to ensure every word of on camera dialogue is crisp.

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5. Speech to Text captions

   Generates accurate text transcripts in eighteen languages and differentiates between multiple speakers. It automatically synchronizes the timing of captions to the natural rhythm of speech.

   Use caseA video producer generates synchronized multi speaker subtitles in eighteen languages before publishing an online video.

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Written from Adobe Premiere Pro's own website, checked Oct 16, 2026. Each feature links to the page it comes from; images are Adobe Premiere Pro's own.