GoKawiilAdobe adds AI agents, MCP support and new tools across Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly
At its MAX event in Miami, Adobe unveiled a wave of AI updates spanning Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign and Firefly, including a prototyping tool called Builder, an AI video assembly feature, and a Model Context Protocol letting chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini access Adobe functions. Specific app updates include Photoshop relighting and generative style sliders, Premiere color grading and object removal, Lightroom blemish and blink correction, plus new image models Wonder 4 and ImageHDR from acquired company Topaz Labs.
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The breadth of releases suggests Adobe is trying to stay central to creative workflows as AI tools proliferate, rather than risk being bypassed by standalone AI apps. Opening Adobe features to external chatbots via MCP could expand its reach beyond its own apps, though it may also reduce dependence on Adobe's interfaces. The Builder prototyping tool's overlap with Figma hints at Adobe pushing further into collaborative design territory.
- Adobe unveiled AI agent features and MCP support enabling ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini to use its tools
- New Firefly tools include a Figma-like prototyping feature called Builder and AI video assembly
- Photoshop, Premiere and Lightroom all gained new AI-driven editing capabilities, alongside new image models from Topaz Labs
Wacom Intuos Pro Graphics Tablet — If you're diving into Adobe's new AI-powered creative tools in Photoshop and Firefly, a Wacom Intuos Pro tablet gives you precise pen control for editing, masking, and retouching work. It pairs naturally with Adobe's suite, letting you fine-tune AI-generated edits with natural hand movements instead of a mouse. Great for artists and designers looking to get the most out of these new creative workflows.
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