Adobe rolled out the latest Creative Cloud updates Monday, slipping a handful of new tools into Lightroom, Premiere, Photoshop and After Effects. Most additions are modest per app but collectively deepen the suite’s AI integration. Lightroom gains an Assisted Culling filter and a Photo‑to‑Video conversion powered by Firefly and Google Veo, while Sony Alpha 7R VI RAW support expands across the Lightroom family for professional users.

Premiere’s refresh focuses on workflow speed during editing. A Global Audio Mute button silences every track with one click, and Marker Search surfaces colored or named markers across open sequences. Single‑Word Captioning lets editors tweak individual words without breaking the surrounding block. New transitions—3D Spinback and Slide—add easing controls, while AI‑enhanced Object Mask regenerates masks if source media disappears.

After Effects receives an AI‑driven Object Matte that replaces the legacy Roto Brush, improving rotoscoping speed and accuracy. SVG files import as editable shape layers, and a new Illustrator copy‑paste pipeline smooths cross‑app design work. Photoshop’s highlight is an on‑device Remove Tool, delivering instant content‑aware fills, while Reflection Removal isolates glass glare into separate layers for quick cleanup in real time.