Google will bring Adobe tools to AI search and add Acrobat shortcuts in Gmail

Google is putting more routes to Adobe’s editing and creative tools inside its own products. At Adobe MAX on November 10, 2026, it announced an expanded partnership covering Acrobat access from Gmail and Drive, creative tools in AI search, and deeper Gemini connections. Google AI models will also come to Adobe apps.

Google frames the integrations as a way to reduce interruptions when people move between apps to edit a PDF or adjust an image.

An Acrobat entry point, not an announced in-place editor

For Gmail and Drive, the practical change is a more visible path into Acrobat. Google says Adobe’s PDF tool will appear as a suggested app across both services, including an “Edit with” option in file previews.

The Gemini work goes beyond that shortcut. Adobe is expanding its connectors—the links that make its tools accessible from another service—in both Gemini and Gemini Enterprise. Acrobat and additional creative tools are included. Adobe also plans to bring creative tools to AI Mode in Google Search, extending the partnership to Google’s search interface as well as its chat products.

The enterprise agent has an earlier availability announcement

Google also includes Adobe’s CX Enterprise Coworker in the expanded partnership. It describes an AI assistant businesses will be able to use in Gemini Enterprise to design graphics, work with PDFs and launch marketing campaigns without switching apps.

Adobe’s November 4 announcement already listed CX Enterprise Coworker as available in “Gemini for business.” The companies use different product wording in the two announcements: Adobe names Gemini for business, while Google’s latest post names Gemini Enterprise.

Photoshop work is still an exploration

Adobe and Google DeepMind will explore new editing capabilities for creative professionals, starting with an image model for Photoshop. Google says that work could enable near-real-time edits.