Blog

Create YouTube Shorts faster with Adobe’s new mobile Premiere tools—edit, caption, and publish in one workflow for pro-quality short-form content.

Adobe MAX 2025 just wrapped, and if you’re an editor, you’ll want to sit down for this one. Premiere Pro just got a massive power-up, and Adobe finally dropped Premiere on iPhone. Whether you’re cutting a feature on your desktop or making quick edits on the go, these updates make video editing faster, smarter, and more mobile than ever.

For anyone starting a podcast in 2025, the key is choosing a platform that allows experimentation while providing insights, visibility, and potential growth. By selecting a hosting service aligned with your goals, you can focus on creating compelling content while reaching and engaging your audience effectively.

This post is about what video editors, content creators, and creative teams are actually using from pre-production to post, across workflows and screens, to make ideas happen. So if you’re a creative looking for a tech stack that works in the real world, not just in pitch decks, this one’s for you.

In simple terms: an adjustment layer lets you apply an effect to multiple clips at once, without touching each clip individually. Think of it like a transparent layer that sits above your footage. Whatever effects (color grade, transitions, blur, scale, text animation) you apply to it, affects everything beneath.

At Brevidy, we’re all about helping creators work faster, smarter, and more creatively. Tools like Plugin Play align perfectly with that mission — they remove friction, cut down the time you’d normally spend hunting for plugins, and give you instant access to the creative resources you need.

We’ve been working behind the scenes to make Brevidy faster, more accurate, and easier to use, and today we’re rolling out a big update packed with improvements.

With tools like Repurpose.io, Opus Clip, and Descript, your one video can fuel an entire week of content across Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and beyond.

Here are tried-and-tested resources that offer free and premium templates but with designs that don’t scream generic: