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Adobe partners with Google to embed Gemini AI in Photoshop and add PDF editing to Gmail
✍️ India Today
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 10:31 PM
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Adobe and Google have announced a collaboration that will integrate Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence into Adobe Photoshop, while also introducing PDF editing capabilities directly within Gmail.
Adobe Inc. and Google have entered a strategic partnership to bring Google’s Gemini AI technology to Adobe’s flagship creative suite, Photoshop. The move aims to enhance image editing workflows by leveraging generative AI for tasks such as content-aware fills, style suggestions, and automated retouching.
Under the agreement, Gemini’s large‑language and multimodal capabilities will be embedded directly into Photoshop’s interface, allowing users to issue natural‑language prompts for complex edits. Adobe says the integration will be rolled out as a beta feature later this year, with broader availability slated for early 2025.
In parallel, the two companies will embed PDF editing tools within Gmail, enabling users to modify attachments without leaving their inbox. The feature is expected to support basic edits such as text changes, annotations, and form filling, streamlining document handling for both personal and professional users.
Both firms highlighted that the collaboration reflects a growing convergence of creative software and AI services, and they anticipate that the combined offering will boost productivity for creators and everyday email users alike.
Under the agreement, Gemini’s large‑language and multimodal capabilities will be embedded directly into Photoshop’s interface, allowing users to issue natural‑language prompts for complex edits. Adobe says the integration will be rolled out as a beta feature later this year, with broader availability slated for early 2025.
In parallel, the two companies will embed PDF editing tools within Gmail, enabling users to modify attachments without leaving their inbox. The feature is expected to support basic edits such as text changes, annotations, and form filling, streamlining document handling for both personal and professional users.
Both firms highlighted that the collaboration reflects a growing convergence of creative software and AI services, and they anticipate that the combined offering will boost productivity for creators and everyday email users alike.