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Adobe Brings AI Agents to Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly

Adobe is adding AI agents to Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly, and Premiere gains object removal and a new color grading system, the company said at MAX in Miami.

Adobe MAX stage presentation showing AI agent features in Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly.
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Adobe is bringing AI agents to Photoshop, Premiere and Firefly, the company announced at its MAX conference in Miami. The move extends agent-style automation across three of its best-known creative products.

New tools in Premiere

Premiere is also getting two concrete additions: object removal and a new color grading system. Object removal targets a routine editing chore, while the revamped color grading system gives editors a different way to shape the look of their footage. Adobe has not detailed in the material available how either feature works in practice.

Why it matters

For designers, photographers and video editors, the announcement signals that Adobe wants AI to do more than generate single images or clips. Agents in core apps suggest a shift toward assistants that can handle multi-step tasks inside the software creatives already use every day. Firefly, Adobe's generative AI platform, is part of that push alongside the flagship editing tools.

Pricing, rollout timing and the exact scope of the agents were not specified in the information available. Details on how much control users will have over agent actions, and which plans will include them, will determine how quickly working professionals adopt the tools.

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