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Adobe Opens Photoshop and Premiere to Third-Party AI Agents

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Adobe Opens Photoshop and Premiere to Third-Party AI Agents

Adobe previewed new integrations Tuesday (Nov. 10) that will let creative professionals direct third-party artificial intelligence (AI) agents to edit projects in Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere and After Effects. The integrations use Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard connecting AI assistants to external applications.

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Unveiled at Adobe MAX in Miami Beach, Florida, the integrations will enter private beta in early 2027. AI agents will be able to work directly in native project files on users’ computers, preserving editable layers, vectors, bins and sequences. Creative professionals will control which tasks agents perform and can intervene to make manual adjustments.

“The ideas, taste, style and vision that creative professionals bring to their work are what make their work stand out,” said Deepa Subramaniam, Adobe’s vice president of product marketing for Creative Cloud.

Adobe Creative Agent is now available in Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects and Frame.io, with the AI assistants it powers in beta. In Premiere, the agent can apply effects to every clip in a sequence, track masked subjects and adjust color and exposure across an entire sequence.

Adobe also introduced Relight and Generative Restyle in Photoshop, Color Mode in Premiere, Firefly Graph for repeatable AI workflows and Firefly Builder for interactive prototypes. Firefly Graph is in beta, while Firefly Builder is in private beta.

Adobe described a workflow in which an agent retrieves a brief from Google Docs, edits a project in Creative Cloud and shares the result through Slack, provided the necessary MCP connections are available.


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