Adobe Integrates Photoshop, Express, Acrobat into ChatGPT

Adobe announced on Wednesday that it is integrating three of its flagship applications, Photoshop, Adobe Express, and Acrobat, directly into ChatGPT, allowing users worldwide to edit images, create graphics, and manage PDF documents for free using natural language prompts within the chatbot interface.

The rollout, which began on December 10, enables ChatGPT's more than 800 million weekly active users to access core features of these tools without needing separate subscriptions or switching applications. Users can upload files and issue commands, such as "Adobe Photoshop, blur the background of this image," to trigger edits. Once activated in a conversation, the apps remain available for follow-up instructions like "make it brighter" or "remove the object on the right." Interface elements, including sliders for adjustments such as brightness, contrast, and exposure, appear within ChatGPT to provide hands-on control. For more advanced work, users can seamlessly open projects in Adobe's web-based versions of the apps, preserving all edits.

Photoshop integration supports targeted photo editing, such as enhancing details, applying effects like glitch, glow, or motion blur, and...