Adobe announced new features in Premiere (link), Firefly and Frame.io.
FIREFLY
Firefly is Adobe’s all-in-one AI creative studio, with 30+ industry-leading models and world-class editing tools — and today, it gets significantly more powerful for video.
Firefly Video Editor is the browser-based editor where your Firefly generations become finished stories. Combine generated clips, music, and your own footage in a lightweight, multi-track timeline, edit by timeline or by text, and export in the format your story needs. We’ve continued to build the experience with your feedback and today, whether you’re generating content directly in Firefly Video Editor or uploading your own footage, we’re launching new capabilities that make it easier than ever to deliver studio-quality results.
The biggest is adding Kling 3.0, a powerful, all-purpose AI video model that focuses on smart storyboarding and audio-visual sync. It’s ideal for fast, high-quality video production. Kling 3.0 Omni is the more advanced version, designed for professional control and consistency, delivering video character subjects, stronger consistency, and the ability to specify each shot’s duration, angle, and camera movement.
Also new in Firefly are audio tools like Enhance Speech. With Firefly’s audio innovations, you can manage noise and reverb and balance levels across speech, music, and ambience to create a clear, natural mix. Whether you’re cleaning up a talking-head video filmed in a noisy room, removing background music from a social clip, or polishing a vlog recorded outdoors, enhanced audio gives you precise control over your sound, all in a few clicks.
Plus, Adobe Stock’s 800 million licensed assets are now integrated directly into Firefly.
FRAME.IO DRIVE
New with this announcement is Frame.io Drive. This is a new desktop application that lets you mount your Frame.io projects directly to your computer and work with your media as if it’s stored locally. No more waiting for downloads or syncing.
With Frame.io Drive, editors, designers, and motion designers can all work from the same shared project the moment they need it — whether they’re in Premiere, Photoshop, or After Effects.
EXTRA CREDIT
Here’s Adobe’s blog with more details on all their new releases
