Adobe, Google Expand AI Partnership Across Creative and Productivity Tools

What happened

Adobe and Google have expanded their partnership to integrate Google's AI models into Adobe's creative and productivity software. This includes bringing Google's latest image and video AI models to Firefly, Photoshop, Premiere, and Express. Adobe Acrobat will be integrated into Google Workspace, allowing users to access PDF editing and document management features directly from Google Drive and Gmail. The integration will also enable users to edit PDFs using conversational AI prompts and streamline document workflows.

Key details

• Google's Gemini models will power new AI features in Adobe Acrobat.
• Acrobat will be accessible via an 'Edit with' option in Google Drive and Gmail file previews.
• Adobe's creative tools will be available through AI Mode in Google Search and Gemini conversations.
• Google's image and video models, such as Gemini Omni, Veo, and Nano Banana, are being integrated into Adobe's applications.
• The companies are exploring near-real-time image editing in Photoshop using text prompts.

Why it matters

Users of Adobe and Google Workspace will be able to manage and edit documents and creative assets more efficiently, without switching between multiple applications. Businesses and creative professionals will gain new AI-powered capabilities for editing images, videos, and PDFs, potentially reducing time spent on routine tasks. The integration offers a more seamless workflow for those who rely on both Adobe and Google products for their daily work.