On November 10 local time in the United States, Adobe announced at the MAX 2026 conference a batch of new AI features covering multiple scenarios for Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom, Illustrator, InDesign, and other creative software. Photoshop adds relighting and generative reshaping tools, and the upgraded removal tool can identify and clear shadows and reflections left by objects and rebuild the background. Premiere's generative media feature supports directly generating supplementary footage and various types of audio on the timeline, can call multiple third-party models, and has audio separation capabilities that can split multiple types of tracks and even separate overlapping voices; the iPhone version of Premiere adds a quick editing feature and provides access to hundreds of thousands of licensed tracks for personal non-commercial use only. Lightroom adds a Glow light effect, more precise blemish repair, and an eye-opening feature. InDesign and Illustrator upgrade collaborative editing and real-time blending control capabilities, respectively. In addition, Adobe is expanding its AI assistant to multiple creative software products and previewing MCP integration, supporting third-party AI agents in directly operating local project files of multiple software products while preserving editable content. This capability is planned to be opened to Creative Cloud users in early 2027.