Adobe unveils AI tools for Photoshop, Premiere; MCP support coming in 2027, reports 9to5Mac

Photoshop gains editing options

Photoshop’s new Relight tool lets users add, move and resize light sources without permanently changing an image. Generative Restyle can create style variations from prompts, with sliders for adjusting the results.

Other additions include a Quick Compare slider and several beta features. These can place designs on objects, change an image’s viewpoint or composition, extract editable text, and remove certain atmospheric effects without deleting objects.

Adobe also introduced Wonder 4 and Image HDR, two image-enhancement models following its acquisition of Topaz Labs. Wonder 4 combines upscaling, denoising, deblurring and sharpening, while Image HDR converts standard images to HDR.

Premiere adds generative tools

Premiere is getting Enhance Audio, Separate Crosstalk and Separate Sound Source to help prepare raw files. A beta Generative Remove feature can erase unwanted objects and distractions from a video timeline.

The new Color Mode offers color-grading controls, from quick corrections to more advanced adjustments. Premiere’s Generative Media Tool brings video, sound-effect, soundscape and music generation into the timeline, using context from the edit.

Users can choose Adobe Firefly or models from Google, Kling, Runway and Luma. For Premiere Mobile, partnerships with UMG and WMG will bring licensed music tracks for non-commercial use, starting today.

Mobile and Lightroom updates

Premiere Mobile users will be able to browse trending songs, featured artists and artist-inspired templates. Adobe also plans to add Quick Cuts, which creates a first cut from a prompt and supplied materials, along with an AI Assistant that responds to natural-language instructions.

Lightroom is adding Glow for a soft, cinematic lighting effect and Blemish Removal for skin adjustments. Open Eyes is arriving in beta.