Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group Partner With Adobe To Bring Licensed Music
The free video-editing app will now offer users a wide range of licensed tracks from popular artists
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Universal Music Group (UMG) and Warner Music Group (WMG) have partnered with Adobe to bring licensed music from popular artists to its Premiere mobile video-editing app.
The integration will allow creators to browse, search and preview music by artist, track, genre and duration, and add up to 60 seconds of a song to their videos. Users will also be able to explore label-curated music collections and customise templates featuring selected tracks.
The feature will enable creators to edit videos around popular music and share their work across licensed social platforms, including Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
The music catalogue is now available on Premiere mobile, with hundreds of thousands of licensed tracks. The initial rollout is on iOS, with Android availability expected soon.
The tracks are licensed for personal, non-commercial use. For projects requiring commercial music rights, users can continue to access Adobe Stock Audio.
Bryan Stone, SVP, Business Development at Universal Music Group, said the partnership will give creators new ways to build stories around music while helping artists and songwriters reach wider audiences.
Rachel Scarpati, VP, Digital Strategy and Business Development at Warner Music Group, said the integration brings the group's catalogue directly into the creative process, creating opportunities for expression and deeper fan engagement.