Google AI Is Coming to Photoshop, Firefly and Premiere
November 14, 2026- Adobe and Google have expanded their partnership to bring Google’s AI models into Adobe’s creative tools. And the best part- the update will bring new image and video AI models to Adobe Firefly, Photoshop, Premiere, and Express. It will also add Gemini-powered features to Acrobat.
For creators, this means fewer steps between thinking of an edit and actually making it. And interestingly, you may soon be able to describe the change you want and let AI handle more of the editing work inside the tools you already use.
What Adobe Is Getting
Soon enough, Google’s image and video models, including Gemini Omni, Veo and Nano Banana, will be available across Adobe’s creative applications. Now, Adobe customers can already access some of these models, and the expanded partnership will make them a bigger part of Adobe’s workflow. So, as a customer, that’s the greatest benefit for you.
The companies are also exploring customised Google image models for Photoshop. The goal is to enable near-real-time image editing through text prompts. In simple terms, you could ask Photoshop to adjust an image, then choose from generated variations without leaving your editing workflow. The best part is that this could make AI-powered image editing faster for creators who regularly work with product photos, social media visuals, ads, and campaign designs.
Acrobat Gets Smarter Too
The partnership is not only about images and videos. Acrobat will become available through Google Workspace, so you will be able to open it directly from Google Drive and Gmail. A new “Edit with” option in file previews will let you move documents into Acrobat without switching between apps manually. Gemini models will also power Acrobat’s AI features, helping you edit PDFs through conversational prompts, understand document content, and create presentations, resumes, and reports.
More AI Across Google Products
Going further, Adobe will expand its integrations with Gemini and Gemini Enterprise. Users will be able to enhance images, customise designs and work with PDFs inside Gemini conversations. Adobe’s creative tools will also become accessible through AI Mode in Google Search.
As of now, “Adobe’s expanded partnership combines Google’s frontier AI with Adobe’s industry-leading creative and productivity tools at global scale,” said Anil Chakravarthy, President and incoming CEO of Adobe.
Why It Matters
It matters because this partnership could change how creators work. Instead of jumping between separate AI tools, editing apps and document platforms, you can be able to handle more of the process in one connected workflow. For now, the biggest change is expected in Photoshop. If Adobe and Google get the text-based editing experience right, creators could save time on repetitive edits while keeping more control over the final result. So, wait for now, and you will see much more to come in your overall photo editing experience.
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Adobe, Google Expand AI Partnership Across Creative and Pro
