Adobe has expanded its Anthropic integration and launched a new connector for Google's Gemini, letting users control Creative Cloud apps through text prompts inside third-party AI assistants.

The updated Claude integration, announced Thursday, now offers 80 "tools" across Acrobat, Photoshop, Premiere, Express, and Lightroom — up from 50 at its April launch. Users can retouch images, resize videos for social, and convert PDFs without leaving Claude, with new interactive editor controls in Acrobat.

The new Gemini connector provides similar access for Google's AI assistant users, joining Adobe's existing connectors for ChatGPT and Salesforce's Slackbot. It's a bet that more design and document work will happen inside AI assistants rather than native apps — putting Adobe's AI connector footprint inside all three flagship-app ecosystems.