Adobe and Google expand integration of creative and AI tools

Adobe and Google have announced an expanded partnership to bring Adobe’s creative and document tools into Google products and Google’s artificial intelligence models into Adobe software, with new capabilities planned across both companies’ services. The announcement was made at Adobe MAX in Miami Beach, but the companies did not give a launch schedule for the newly announced features.

Adobe Acrobat is expected to become accessible from Gmail and Google Drive, including through suggested-app placement and an “Edit with” option in file previews. The pathways are intended to let users work with PDFs through Acrobat without first downloading a file and opening a separate application. Adobe tools are also planned for Google’s Gemini and Gemini Enterprise, while Adobe’s creative capabilities are slated to reach AI Mode in Google Search.

The companies also outlined integrations in the other direction. Google models, including Gemini Omni, Veo and Nano Banana, are planned for Adobe’s Firefly, Photoshop, Premiere and Adobe Express. Adobe said customers can already use some Google models, including those three, and the expanded partnership will bring additional Google AI capabilities into...