“Adobe, polish my pics.” Adobe’s new ChatGPT plug-in gives the chatbot access to 70+ tools, including Photoshop and Lightroom favorites
A new plugin for ChatGPT allows the AI to use more than 70 tools across several Adobe apps, including Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere
On August 06, Adobe introduced a new ChatGPT plugin that grants the chatbot access to over 70 tools from Adobe applications, including Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere, Acrobat, InDesign, and Illustrator. This plugin allows ChatGPT users to perform Adobe-powered workflows within the AI program, without needing to leave the chatbot interface.
Users can upload multiple photos and describe the desired look to receive consistently styled edits, which can then be saved to Creative Cloud. The plugin can also assist in creating short highlight videos from longer projects, resizing videos for various social media platforms, and more. Adobe emphasizes that the plugin is not a replacement for their flagship creative apps but rather a way to bring trusted, pro-grade tools directly into conversations.
Users need to open the ChatGPT app, navigate to plugins, and install the Adobe plugin. Logged-in Adobe account holders will have enhanced capabilities, while guests can still use the tool without signing in. The Adobe ChatGPT plugin is now available globally.
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