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Adobe is pushing the boundaries of creative software with a suite of experimental AI tools designed to revolutionize photo, video, and audio editing. Leading the charge is Project Frame Forward, a groundbreaking tool that allows users to propagate changes made to a single video frame across the entire clip, bypassing tedious manual processes like masking. Imagine applying color correction or adding stylistic effects to the first frame and having it instantly applied to the whole video. Beyond this, users can also seamlessly insert objects into videos using simple AI prompts.

Another standout is Project Light Touch, which leverages generative AI to manipulate light sources within photos, offering unprecedented control over illumination. Furthermore, Project Clean Take uses AI prompts to adjust speech enunciation, enhancing audio clarity. Additional projects previewed include Project Surface Swap, Project Turn Style, and Project New Depths, each showcasing Adobe’s commitment to AI-powered creative workflows. Adobe has provided a deep dive into each project on its blog. While exciting, it’s important to remember that these tools are currently experimental and may not ultimately be integrated into Adobe’s commercial product line.