Cap cut has it

please add green screen/chroma key effect

Please add chroma key or green screen effect in adobe rush

Very true, the only editing software that I found that supported removing green screen is iMovie, which is definitely not recommended for anything more than simple editing. I’m surprised it didn’t have this feature and I hope they add it soon

I help lead a school television program. The students we teach here will be your future clients... but maybe not, if Adobe does not provide the basics (including chroma key effect) in your basic video editing software. I add my vote to the many others in this thread requesting the chroma key effect to be added to Rush. Thank you! in advance.

I’m surprised that I signed up for a year and green screen is not one of the features! Come on guys!!!??

I agree

I feel like this should be a given for paid video editing software (even "basic" editing) Its 2022, the age of youtube, instagram and tiktok. I was very shocked to not find this feature.

If you're doing videos for YouTube 80% of the time you want to use a different background so Chroma Key would be really helpfull.

Add it

This should be basic!

Apps like filmora have it, if Adobe is supposed to be a leader shouldn’t Rush have it.

Chroma Key is a big miss

I wish I could use my green screen with this app

Chroma key is must have.
Not having it makes it unusable. I teach high school and my two choices are a better and more complicated program (Pro) or an easier but less robust tool (WeVideo)
Both do Chroma Key and Rush does not.

Premiere Pro is just too complicated for my level of understanding. I would like the ability to use green screen effects with Rush.

Able to key out backgrounds

In which the green screen can be edited easily Via iPad

Some features I would like to see in Premiere Rush
- Green screen/chroma key effect
- keyframes
- being able to change the colour of certain objects

Premiere Pro is way too complicated for 90% of the user base. It has a lot of features only professional video editors would use. People who make YouTube videos for some fun or a video that is required to be made for a school assignment wouldn't particularly need the extra features Premiere Pro has to offer. Due to this, they turn to Premiere Rush because it is simpler. However, the problem with this is that some of the key features that need to be in an editing app are lacking.

Both iMovie, Inshot and surely many other mobile editing apps already have these key features built-in (chroma key although not the best, keyframes, etc). These key features missing is the reason I haven't switched to Premiere Rush completely to edit my videos. Premiere Rush has a lot of potential and I think could be one of the best apps for mobile and PC editing amongst beginners.

I would love to have the ability of green screen removal please for mobile and would be willing to pay for it.