Recently, video site Vimeo has increasingly appealed to businesses. The latest feature aimed at the platform’s most professional users is a panel within Adobe Creative Cloud that lets editors upload videos straight to Vimeo.
The panel can specifically be found within Adobe Premiere Pro, the video editing software included in the Creative Cloud. Users can choose the privacy settings on their videos as they are uploaded while also adjusting details such as available resolutions.
“This year we set out to make Vimeo an end-to-end workflow solution for video professionals and today that solution extends to anyone using Adobe Premiere Pro CC,” said Anjali Sud, GM and SVP of Vimeo’s Creator Platform, in a press release. “The video editing tools in Adobe Creative Cloud are a go-to source for Vimeo creators, and our new panel fundamentally simplifies their post-production process.”
The Adobe Creative Cloud integration is available to Vimeo users at the Pro ($17 per month) and Business ($50 per month) levels. The latter of those subscriptions, a five-month-old product aimed at Vimeo’s professional class, ties into several of the platform’s other recent developments. For example, Vimeo recently launched a Video Review feature to allow easy collaboration between creators and editors, and Adobe Premiere users can now fire up that process directly from their video editing software.
More information about the new panel can be found on the Vimeo website.
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