TL;DR
- Google and Adobe are expanding their partnership to bring Adobe’s editing tools directly into Gmail, Google Drive, and Gemini.
- Gmail and Drive users will soon be able to open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat through a new Edit with option.
- Adobe and Google DeepMind are exploring an AI image model that could enable near-real-time editing in Photoshop.
Google and Adobe are working together to make some of your tasks a little easier. Whether you’re editing a PDF someone emailed you or working on an image in Photoshop, the two companies want to cut down on the number of apps you need to jump between to get things done.
For instance, say someone sends you a PDF over Gmail, and you need to make a few changes. Instead of downloading it and opening Acrobat separately, you’ll soon be able to access Adobe Acrobat directly from Gmail or Google Drive. A new Edit with option will appear when you preview a file, and Acrobat will also show up as a suggested app.
