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Adobe brings its creative tools into Google’s AI Mode

A wider Adobe and Google deal puts Adobe’s editing tools inside AI Mode in Search and Gemini, Acrobat in Gmail and Drive, and a campaign agent in Gemini Enterprise.

By Alexandre S. , 06:30 UTC

Searchers in Google’s AI Mode will be able to open Adobe’s creative tools and turn an idea into a design on the same page. Google announced the wider partnership at Adobe MAX on Tuesday 10 November 2026, its post says; B&T reported it on Wednesday.

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The deal runs both ways. In Gmail and Google Drive, Acrobat will be offered as a suggested app, with an “Edit with” shortcut in file previews; inside Gemini and Gemini Enterprise, Adobe’s connectors grow to cover Acrobat and more creative tools. Business customers get Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker inside Gemini Enterprise, an agent that helps teams design graphics and launch marketing campaigns. In the other direction, Acrobat adds Google’s models to the ones behind its AI features, and Adobe and Google DeepMind are exploring a custom Google image model for Photoshop that could enable near-real-time edits from a prompt, B&T adds.

Neither company gave dates or prices; Google says the pieces arrive soon.

On our price sheet, checked on 11 November, Firefly Standard costs $9.99 a month for 2,000 credits, or up to 20 five-second videos, and Google AI Pro costs $19.99 with 1,000 credits for Google’s Flow video tool.

The one piece built for campaign work, the Coworker agent, sits in Gemini Enterprise, so it reaches only companies that already pay for Gemini at work; for the AI Mode tools a searcher meets first, neither company has given a price.