Adobe has unveiled a suite of new generative AI capabilities across its Creative Cloud applications, including Premiere, Photoshop, and Lightroom. The updates focus on automating object removal and streamlining complex editing workflows through the Firefly platform.
Premiere Pro is testing a Generative Remove tool in beta, allowing users to erase objects like boom mics directly on the timeline. Additionally, new audio tools can now separate dialogue, music, and ambient noise into individual tracks for cleaner editing.
Photoshop received an updated Remove Tool capable of reconstructing shadows and reflections. New features include Quick Compare for side-by-side editing previews and Relight, which enables users to add and adjust virtual light sources on a canvas.
Lightroom now features a desktop version of its mobile blemish removal tool. The app also introduced a public beta for Open Eyes, a feature that replaces closed eyes in portraits using reference photos from the user's library.
The Firefly suite has expanded with generally available Quick Actions for tasks like thumbnail creation. New beta tools include Firefly Design for multi-format projects, Firefly Graph for custom workflows, and Firefly Builder for prototyping.
