Google and Adobe bring creative tools into Search, Gmail and Gemini
Google and Adobe are expanding their partnership to connect Adobe’s PDF, creative and productivity tools with Google products including Drive, Gmail, Gemini and Search. The companies also plan to bring Google’s AI models into Adobe apps and explore new Photoshop editing capabilities.
- Acrobat will soon be accessible from Google Drive and Gmail.
- Gemini and Gemini Enterprise will gain Adobe connectors.
- Adobe creative tools are coming to AI Mode in Google Search.
- Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker will be available in Gemini Enterprise.
- Adobe and Google DeepMind will explore near-real-time Photoshop edits.
Acrobat access from Google Drive and Gmail
The partnership will give users a direct pathway from Google Drive and Gmail into Adobe Acrobat. Google says Acrobat will soon appear as a suggested app across both services, with an “Edit with” entry point available in file previews.
The integration is designed to reduce the need to switch between apps when working with PDFs. Google said moving between applications to edit a PDF or fine-tune an image can interrupt a user’s focus, and the expanded partnership will place Adobe tools closer to the Google products people use every day.
Adobe tools come to Gemini and Google Search
Adobe is expanding its connectors in Gemini and Gemini Enterprise to include Acrobat and additional creative tools. These connectors will allow users to work with Adobe capabilities from Google’s AI products, according to Google.
Adobe will also bring its creative tools to AI Mode in Google Search. The announcement does not specify which tools will be available first or when the expanded Search experience will launch.
An enterprise assistant for design and marketing work
Businesses will be able to use Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker agent in Gemini Enterprise. Google describes the agent as an AI assistant that helps teams design graphics, work with PDFs and launch marketing campaigns without switching apps.
This positions the integration beyond individual document editing. The companies are also connecting Adobe’s creative and productivity capabilities with enterprise workflows inside Gemini Enterprise, although Google did not provide pricing or broader availability details in the announcement.
Google DeepMind and Adobe explore Photoshop editing
Adobe and Google DeepMind will explore new editing capabilities for creative professionals. Their work will start with an image model for Photoshop that could enable near-real-time edits.
Google presented this as an exploration rather than a released feature. The announcement does not provide a launch date, performance figures or details about how the model will be integrated into Photoshop.
For users, the partnership could make Adobe workflows more accessible from familiar Google services, while Adobe apps may gain access to Google’s frontier AI models. The immediate changes described by Google focus on connecting Acrobat and creative tools across Drive, Gmail, Gemini, Gemini Enterprise and Search.
