According to Adobe, on November 10 at today's Max 2026 event, the company announced new generative removal and editing features for its Creative Cloud applications. Premiere is introducing a new Generative Remove tool in beta that lets users erase unwanted objects like boom mics and background clutter directly on the video editing timeline by masking, tracking, and clicking Remove, with the software filling erased areas with realistic detail using generative AI. Photoshop received an updated Remove Tool with better detection and reconstruction of surrounding elements including reflections, shadows, and footprints, alongside new Quick Compare for before-and-after split-screen review and Relight for dynamically adjusting image lighting.

Premiere is also getting enhanced sound editing tools to separate audio sources into individual tracks and elements, while the Generative Media tool is now generally available. Lightroom's mobile blemish removal feature is now extending to the desktop version for single-tap skin retouching.

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