Adobe and Google Expand AI Tools Across Their Apps

The expanded partnership will bring Adobe Acrobat into Google products including Drive and Gmail, with Acrobat also becoming available through Gemini and, in the future, Google Search’s AI Mode. Users will be able to open Acrobat from Gemini’s chat window, and a new option in file previews is intended to make editing PDFs more direct.

Google’s AI models are also set to power more features in Adobe apps. In Acrobat, those tools are intended to help people revise PDFs through conversation, interpret document contents and produce materials such as presentations, résumés and reports. Google’s image and video models are planned for Photoshop, Firefly Express and Premiere.

Some integrations are already in place, including Adobe connectors in Gemini and Gemini Enterprise. The companies say access to Google AI models in Adobe products such as Photoshop, Express and Premiere should become simpler in the coming months.

Adobe and Google DeepMind are exploring further editing features for creative professionals. One possibility under consideration is adapting a Google image model for Photoshop to support prompt-driven edits and image variations in near real time.

Adobe announced the partnership at its MAX creativity conference in Miami Beach. Adobe executive Ely Greenfield said the collaboration aims to make creative AI available through more ways of working, while Google Cloud executive Matt Renner said business leaders want tools that simplify work and improve productivity.