Rush doesn’t take all the effort out of creating high-impact social videos, but it does give you the tools you need in a simple, clear package. Most of the tools I’ve tested that promise no-effort video editing produce unimpressive, imperfect results. The phrase easy video editing has long seemed an oxymoron to me. On Windows, you need a 64-bit CPU running Windows 10 version 1903 or later, and on a Mac you need macOS 10.14 or later Apple M1 CPUs are supported. On Android devices, it requires at least Android 9 and certain devices from Samsung, Google, OnePlus, Sony, and Xioami. On Apple mobile devices, the app requires iOS 13 or later and a device with an A9 ARM chip or higher. On Windows, I was required to install Rush using the Creative Cloud desktop app, though on Mac I could download the DMG. Unfortunately, it’s not a store app for either desktop platform, which eases installation, especially on the Mac.
The app is available for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows 10. For just Rush, you pay $9.99 per month, which gets you 100GB of cloud storage. Using Rush on the desktop does require a subscription, unlike the buy-it-once Premiere Elements. That amount doesn’t cut it for longer or higher resolution video such as 4K.
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In fact, you can use Rush for free on mobile, if you don’t care about the 2GB cloud storage limit.
Rush doesn’t require a full Adobe Creative Cloud subscription or even a Premier Pro subscription, though you do get Rush if you have one. Rush is worth a look for any social video creators. We found that its simple interface and workflow lends itself well to those goals. As the product name suggests, the whole idea behind Rush is to get from shooting to editing to sharing fast. Having started life as a mobile-only app, Rush now offers a desktop app.
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