You can now ask Photoshop’s AI assistant to edit images for you
TL;DR
You can ask Adobe’s AI assistant to edit images in Photoshop for web by describing conversationally how you want it to change.
Key Points
- | Image: Adobe Adobe announced more agentic AI features for its Creative Cloud apps this week, allowing users to edit images and documents by describing the changes to a chatbot.
- A native AI-assistant is now available in public beta for Photoshop on web and mobile, and some Adobe apps, including Acrobat and Express, will soon be available to access directly within Microsoft's Copilot service.
- The AI Assistant in Photoshop for web and mobile was introduced in a private beta in October, but now more people can use it to remove distractions, change backgrounds, refine lighting, adjust color, and more.
Nauti's Take
Adobe just turned Photoshop into a chatbot. The days of clicking through menus to remove backgrounds are numbered – now you just tell the AI what you want and it does the heavy lifting.
This is Adobe's bet that the future of creative tools is conversational, not click-heavy.
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