Aimed squarely at the YouTube generation, Premiere Rush is a cross-platform, video editing app that's purposely much easier to use than Adobe's more complex desktop tools, such as Premiere Pro, After Effects and Audition.

Instead, Premiere Rush focuses on making it easy to process your clips quickly and upload them to social media. For example, it automatically converts your videos to the specific aspect ratios and quality levels required by each platform.

Premiere Rush is not just useful for YouTubers, though. It's also one of the best video editing apps for professionals, as it allows you to take content you've been working on in Premiere Pro, and make further tweaks to it on a phone or tablet. You can then upload that content to the cloud, continue working on it in Premiere Pro, and so on.

The app's interface is nice and simple with large icons and panels, making it very straightforward for standard video editing tasks, such as dragging-and-dropping footage onto the timeline, correcting colour, mixing in music or voiceovers, or adding titles and transitions. 

There's a one-minute tutorial when you first open the app, but actually, the app is so simple to use, making it one of the best video editing apps for beginners. 

If you're a subscriber to the Creative Cloud, you'll already have it. Alternatively, you can subscribe separately for $9.99 / £9.99 a month (also check our Adobe Creative Cloud discounts). There's even a limited free starter plan. 

With all these options, you'll get constant updates to the app without having to pay extra. The latest update on 4 March 2021, for example, added 24 new cinematic colour presets, which you can apply to all your clips simulanteously using the 'Apply to All' button. Overall, Adobe Premiere Rush is considers as the best editting app.

According to creativebloq.com