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June 2026 | Adobe Firefly. Built for the future. Made for your creativity.
Meet the AI studio designed by creatives and crafted for creators. Firefly has everything you need to go from inspo to export, refresh to refine, all in one place. Dive in.
May 2026 | Introducing Firefly AI Assistant, a new way to create.
Meet your new creative assistant with the Adobe skills and tools you need to get any project done fast. Tell Firefly AI Assistant (beta) what you need and it will use tools from apps like Photoshop, Illustrator and more to complete multistep projects in moments.
April 2026 | Adobe announces powerful new video capabilities.
Create multishot videos in a few steps with Kling AI in Firefly. Harness the power of Colour Mode in Premiere (beta), a landmark colour grading experience built specifically for editors. And work with projects as if they’re stored locally with the new Frame.io Drive feature — no more waiting for downloads and syncing.
March 2026 | Expanded video and image editing capabilities and custom models, now in Firefly.
Create effortlessly in your unique style with custom models and new video and image editing capabilities that help you to move from concept to finished output faster and with greater control.
November 2025 | Create with top AI models like Nano Banana Pro and Firefly Image Model 5 directly in Adobe apps.
Adobe is bringing the industry’s top models, including recently announced Firefly Image Model 5 and Google’s latest image model, Gemini 3 (with Nano Banana Pro) into Adobe Firefly and Photoshop. Benefit from choice and flexibility to use the best model for any creative task, paired with our powerful editing tools.
October 2025 | Explore the new Adobe Firefly, your all-in-one home for AI-powered creativity.
The new Adobe Firefly brings together top AI models from Adobe and from our partners for powerful, intuitive tools for brainstorming your next project, generating assets, editing video, images, audio and more — without ever leaving Firefly.
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