Google and Adobe plan closer links between their apps
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Google and Adobe plan closer links between their apps

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TechNews EditorialNov 10, 2026 · 1 min read
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Why it matters

Google says the planned integrations will let users reach Adobe tools from Drive, Gmail, Gemini and Search, while businesses will get an Adobe agent in Gemini Enterprise.

The facts

  • Google says Drive and Gmail will soon offer a route to Adobe Acrobat for PDFs.
  • Adobe plans more connectors for Gemini and Gemini Enterprise and creative tools for AI Mode in Google Search.
  • Adobe and Google DeepMind will explore an image model for near-real-time Photoshop edits.

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Google and Adobe are expanding their partnership to put Adobe Acrobat closer to files in Google Drive and Gmail. Google announced the plans at Adobe MAX on November 10, 2026. The companies also plan to bring more Adobe tools into Gemini and Google Search, and Google AI models into Adobe apps.

Drive and Gmail will suggest Acrobat as an app for working with PDFs. File previews in both services will include an “Edit with” entry point that opens a path to Acrobat, Google says.

Adobe tools are coming to Gemini and Search

Adobe is expanding its connectors in Gemini and Gemini Enterprise to include Acrobat and additional creative tools. It also plans to bring creative tools to AI Mode in Google Search. Google did not give availability dates for those additions.

For businesses, Google says Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker agent will work in Gemini Enterprise. The assistant is intended to help teams design graphics, work with PDFs and launch marketing campaigns within that service.

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DeepMind and Adobe will explore real-time editing

Adobe and Google DeepMind will also explore editing features for creative professionals. Their first focus is an image model for Photoshop that could allow near-real-time edits. Google described that work as exploratory, not as a released feature.

The Acrobat entry points in Drive and Gmail are coming soon, according to Google.

Source: Google

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