Adobe, the US software company behind Creative Cloud, unveiled AI features for Photoshop, Premiere, and Firefly at its MAX event in Miami.

It also introduced a local version of the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, which would allow chatbots including ChatGPT and Claude to access more Creative Cloud functions.

Firefly is adding a prototyping tool in private beta, an image editor that can change selected parts of a picture without altering other objects, and a video tool that will let users assemble clips with images and sound effects.

Photoshop will get relighting and prompt-based style controls. Premiere will add object removal and a new color grading system.

Adobe vice president Deepa Subramaniam said the company is still deciding which Creative Cloud features to expose through MCP and plans to expand access based on user feedback.

🔗 Source: TechCrunch