Adobe Max 2024 As the event took place today, the software giant especially highlighted the first video model for artificial intelligence and cloud applications. Adobe is preparing to add new features to its applications such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Moreover Frame.io It’s also getting its biggest update since 2015.

Here are all the major innovations Adobe announced

• Adobe’s first generative artificial intelligence video model: Firefly Video Model, which can be used via Premiere Pro, was made available to users before the models from giants like OpenAI and Microsoft. This model offers tools such as video extension and creating video from text.
• New AI tools for Photoshop: Firefly-assisted generative artificial intelligence model has been added to Photoshop. Also coming to Photoshop is the “remove distractions” feature, which automatically removes the background.

• Productive Erase feature coming to Lightroom Mobile: The generative object removal feature will come to the mobile version of Lightroom in May next year. Thanks to this feature, images generated by artificial intelligence will replace the deleted objects. Moreover, artificial intelligence-enabled editing features have been added to the application.
• Firefly V4 arrived: The new Firefly version allows you to edit specific parts of produced images. So there is no need to create the image from scratch.

• Frame.io renewed: This update adds quick tagging and collaboration features. Moreover, cloud integration into camera images is immediately possible.
• Project Neo launched: Project Neo, which can be used for three-dimensional design, is currently available in a free beta version.
• Project concept announced: The real-time collaboration and sharing of visual ideas we see in Figma will also come to Adobe with Project Concept. This application has not been released yet.

Adobe offers these features artificial intelligence technologies It plans to speed up the design and content production processes by using it. The company also announced that they are partnering with Mattel to accelerate toy design.