Adobe makes it easy to post videos on all social media platforms

Adobe hopes to get rid of the tedious and tedious process of editing videos for various social media platforms with the new Auto Reframe feature supported by artificial intelligence within the Adobe Premiere Pro application.

If a video was to be posted on YouTube, Instagram and Instagram stories, the user had to edit it manually for three different dimensions.

This feature helps content creators create videos tailored to different social platforms, reducing the time required to create a new version of the video from hours to minutes.

The Auto-Crop feature can automatically identify the main activity that occurs in video and crop and move the frame around the photo so that it is proportional to different proportions, such as square or vertical videos .

Auto Reframe is one of the effects that can be applied to Adobe Premiere Pro calendars. It uses Adobe Sensei, the Adobe artificial intelligence platform and the machine learning engine to automate the tasks of the Creative Cloud Suite.

Users can choose from three slow motion presets: Default and Faster for the algorithm to know how much movement is expected in the video.

The effect produces motion keyframes that track the activity of the video content, which can also be adjusted manually, and resizes the text relative to the display format, thus allowing video editors to save a lot of time.

Adobe adds more features to its Creative Cloud applications, taking into account social networking platforms.

The company has designed Premiere Rush CC, the free mobile version of Premiere Pro, taking content creators into account on YouTube, and offers enhanced export options for various social networks, such as Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook.

Auto Reframe is expected to arrive in Adobe Premiere Pro later this year.

Adobe makes it easy to post videos on all social media platforms

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