Images and video · 2026-11-10

Adobe adds AI to Photoshop, Premiere and Lightroom and opens its tools to other chatbots

Adobe is updating its photo, video and design apps with new AI features and letting chatbots such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini use its tools.

✨ What's new in Photoshop, Premiere and Lightroom

Photoshop gets a relighting feature for changing the light in a photo, plus sliders for styles created from text prompts. Premiere gets a new color grading system for professionals and an object removal tool for video. Lightroom can fix blinking eyes in a photo and remove skin blemishes.

📌 Firefly: videos from clips and design prototypes

The Firefly app gets a new AI video tool that assembles a video from clips, images and sound effects. A new tool called Builder is in private beta. It lets users create designs to show their ideas and competes with Figma. Another tool changes only part of an image without touching other objects, and another helps create graphs that match a brand's style.

🔹 Chatbots will be able to work with Adobe

Adobe is launching its own MCP, a way for other AI systems, including ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, to use features in Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects and Premiere. Adobe already had separate ChatGPT and Claude integrations, and now there will be more. The company says it is still deciding which features to open and will watch user feedback.

🔸 Models from other companies and new acquisitions

Adobe already offers models from Google, Runway, ElevenLabs, Black Forest Labs, OpenAI, Kling and ByteDance. Topaz Labs, which Adobe recently acquired, is releasing two models: Wonder 4 for upscaling and denoising images, and ImageHDR, which turns standard images into HDR.

Sources: 🔗 TechCrunch — AI🔗 The Verge — AI