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Google Expands Adobe Integrations Across Drive, Gemini and Search

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Google announced an expanded Adobe partnership at Adobe MAX on November 10, 2026, covering planned Acrobat access from Drive and Gmail, additional Gemini connectors, creative tools in Search’s AI Mode and an exploration of new Photoshop editing capabilities.

The partnership is intended to work in both directions: Adobe’s creative and productivity tools will sit inside Google products, while Google’s frontier AI models will be brought into Adobe apps. Google presented the expansion as a way to avoid the loss of focus caused by switching between apps to edit a PDF or fine-tune an image.

Drive and Gmail will both suggest Acrobat, while file previews will offer an “Edit with” option. Together, those planned entry points create a direct route into Acrobat for PDF work. The features are forthcoming rather than part of a completed rollout.

Adobe will add Acrobat and more creative tools to its connectors in Gemini and Gemini Enterprise. It will also bring creative tools to AI Mode in Google Search, extending the partnership across chat, enterprise and search surfaces.

Enterprise Agent and Photoshop Exploration

Businesses will be able to use Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker agent inside Gemini Enterprise. Google describes the agent as an AI assistant for designing graphics, working with PDFs and launching marketing campaigns without switching apps. That brings creative, document and campaign tasks into one enterprise workflow.

Adobe and Google DeepMind will also explore new editing capabilities for creative professionals, beginning with an image model for Photoshop. Google says the model could enable near-real-time edits, a conditional possibility rather than a delivered feature or measured performance result.

Earlier Model and Connector Work

The announcement builds on an expanded Adobe–Google Cloud partnership announced at Adobe MAX on October 28, 2025. Under that plan, Adobe customers would gain access to Google’s Gemini, Veo and Imagen models in apps including Firefly, Photoshop, Express and Premiere, as well as through GenStudio. Enterprise customers would also be able to customize Google’s models on Vertex AI with proprietary data through Adobe Firefly Foundry. Adobe said customer data used with Google’s models on Vertex AI would not be used to train Google’s foundation models.

Google separately began rolling out new Gemini connected apps on September 23, 2026, with Adobe included in the creativity category. Where that rollout added Adobe to Gemini’s connected-app lineup, the new plan expands those connectors and adds entry points in Drive and Gmail, tools in Search AI Mode and the CX Enterprise Coworker integration.

The expanded partnership now reaches beyond model access into document handling, search, creative work and enterprise agents. Its near-term significance is the number of Google surfaces designated for Adobe workflows, while the integrations remain forthcoming and the Photoshop model stays at the exploration stage.

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