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Adobe and Google widen partnership to bring Acrobat and Photoshop closer to Google apps

Most of the new integrations have no release dates, so users should not expect them to appear in Drive, Gmail or Gemini immediately.

10 November 2026 1 min read

Adobe and Google have widened their partnership so Adobe's creative and PDF tools reach into Google's everyday apps, and Google's AI models come into Adobe software. Users will get a direct route from Google Drive and Gmail into Adobe Acrobat, with an edit option in file previews, and Acrobat will be reachable from the Gemini chat window. Adobe's CX Enterprise Coworker agent will appear in Gemini Enterprise to help teams with graphics, PDFs and campaigns, and Adobe and Google DeepMind plan to explore editing features starting with an image model for Photoshop that could allow near-real-time edits. The announcements came at Adobe MAX, and no dates were given for most of these integrations.

Why it matters

For people who already work across Google Drive, Gmail and Gemini alongside Adobe software, the change is that the two sets of tools are meant to connect more directly, with Acrobat reachable from files and chats in Google's apps and Google's AI models brought into Adobe's PDF and image tools. The announcements were made at Adobe MAX, and the editing features remain at the exploration stage, so the practical effect for most users is still a matter of timing that has not been set. What follows will depend on how quickly these routes arrive and how well they work in everyday use.

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