Google and Adobe are teaming up to make editing PDFs and photos a whole lot easier
Adobe's bringing its editing tricks to Google, and we're not complaining.
Google and Adobe have announced a partnership to streamline editing PDFs and photos. The collaboration extends their existing agreement, aiming to integrate Adobe's editing tools into popular Google services. Starting soon, Gmail and Google Drive users will have the ability to open PDFs directly in Adobe Acrobat via a new "Edit with" option.
This feature will appear when previewing a file, allowing users to make changes without the need to download and open the file separately. Additionally, Adobe and Google DeepMind are exploring the development of an AI image model that could enable near-real-time editing capabilities in Photoshop. The goal of this partnership is to minimize the number of applications users need to switch between, making tasks like editing PDFs from Gmail or working on images in Photoshop more efficient.
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