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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — November 10, 2026 — Today at Adobe MAX — the world’s largest creativity conference — Adobe (Nasdaq: ADBE) — the global technology leader that unleashes creativity, productivity and customer experiences through innovative tools and platforms — expanded Adobe Firefly as the AI creative studio, with new agentic capabilities, top industry models and AI-powered tools that give every creator one place to ideate, create and scale. Adobe is expanding the Adobe Creative Agent across Firefly, with new capabilities in Firefly AI Assistant (beta) and deeper integrations across workflows that give every creator a creative partner they can direct using their own words and take on projects and work that was once out of reach.
New innovations across Firefly’s video, design and image editors make the precision and power of Adobe’s industry leading creative tools more accessible across every medium. Firefly is introducing new tools that take creators from idea to finished work in one place, including a gallery of ready-to-use Quick Actions, Firefly Graph (beta) for custom, repeatable workflows, and a preview of design-to-code prototyping tools to create apps and websites. With Firefly, creators can accomplish everything from transforming a video storyboard into a finished cut, to editing one part of an image without disturbing the rest, to taking a brand identity from first idea to client review on one canvas.
Creative AI is helping creators grow, with 78 percent saying it has accelerated the growth of their business or following, according to Adobe’s latest Creators’ Toolkit Report. But their projects increasingly span image, video, audio and design, leaving them to juggle multiple tools, models and costs. Firefly has resonated with creators, from social creators to pros, because it brings what they need together in one place. That includes Adobe’s industry-leading creative tools, top models from Adobe, Topaz Labs and partners including ByteDance, Google, Kling, OpenAI, ElevenLabs and more, along with the Creative Agent as a creative partner. With these latest innovations, Firefly, the AI creative studio, is now the onramp to Adobe’s trusted creative tools, putting the power and precision of Creative Cloud within reach of creators at every experience level.
“We’re excited to offer every creator an agent that supports the creative process from the moment you first explore an idea, to the moment you bring it into the world, working across tools, models and workflows where your taste, style and vision lead,” said Forest Key, Vice President, Adobe Firefly and Agentic AI at Adobe. “That’s our approach across Adobe, and we built Firefly to be the AI creative studio where it comes together: the best models, the tools creators already trust and an agent that acts as a creative partner.”
Agents are helping creators take on more ambitious work. The Adobe Creative Agent, which powers Firefly AI Assistant, is a creative partner that takes direction from creators and works alongside them. Since its introduction earlier this year, creators have used it for everything from batch retouching portraits to converting product shots into short social videos. Creators remain in the director’s chair, guiding the work and making creative decisions as their projects evolve. New capabilities give creators greater flexibility in how they work with the Creative Agent, from guiding it step by step to delegating tasks that continue in the background. Key updates include:
Creators can start with an idea or the assets they already have and take it from one-click edits, to a precise cut for social-ready videos, to a full design project, all in one place without switching apps. New capabilities for generating and editing in Firefly include:
Creative projects rarely stop at a single deliverable, and Firefly gives creators new ways to create and scale creative work, from repeatable workflows to interactive prototypes, with individual’s direction and control at every step. New capabilities include:
Edit Text, Retouch, Relight and Quick Actions are generally available in Firefly today. Other new tools and capabilities are available in beta. Firefly Builder is available in private beta via waitlist. More on Firefly pricing and plans here.
Jane Ross
Adobe
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