Intel Core 9th Generation or newer processor or AMD equivalent with AVX2 and SSE4.2 support; Windows on ARM processor not supported
Microsoft Windows 11 (version 24H2) or later, 64-bit versions only; Windows 10, Windows 7, and Windows 8.1 not supported
8GB of RAM
10.5GB of available hard-disk space to install application; additional space required for downloading online content and for temporary files during product installation and usage (cannot install on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system or on removable flash storage devices)
Microsoft DirectX 12 compatible sound and display driver
Windows Media Player (required if importing Windows Media files)
Internet connection required for product activation and download of features and online content
Language Versions
Brazilian Portuguese
Czech
Dutch
English
French
German
Italian
Japanese
Polish
Spanish
Swedish
style
L spacing, two up, grid-width-12, xl-gap
layout
2 | 1
macOS
Apple silicon M1 or newer processor; Intel processors not supported
macOS 15 (15.5 or later), macOS 26 (26.5 or later)
8GB of unified memory
8.2GB of available hard-disk space to install application; additional space required for downloading online content and for temporary files during product installation and usage (cannot install on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system or on removable flash storage devices)
Internet connection required for product activation and download of features and online content
style
two up
layout
2 | 1
Recommended for both Windows and macOS
16GB of RAM or unified memory for HD media
32GB or more of RAM or unified memory for 4K media
4GB of GPU VRAM
Fast internal SSD for app installation and cache
Additional high-speed drive(s) for media
style
two up
layout
2 | 1
Adobe Premiere Elements supported import/export formats include:
AVCHD (import), MPEG-1 (import), MPEG-2 (import), MPEG-4 (import), HEVC (import), DV-AVI (import on Windows), Windows Media (import on Windows), Apple ProRes, MXF OP1a (MPEG-2), H.264, HDV, MP3, QuickTime (limited codecs), and many more.
style
two up
layout
2 | 1
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