Adobe Integrates With ChatGPT as Companies Flock to OpenAI Chatbot's App Program

By Katherine Hamilton

Adobe is adding three of its apps to OpenAI's ChatGPT, as the software company races to keep up with the growing number of companies that are integrating with the chatbot.

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Express and Adobe Acrobat will be directly available on ChatGPT, allowing users to ask the chatbot to edit photos, create designs or edit PDFs using Adobe.

The company is the latest in a string of companies that have integrated with ChatGPT, as businesses look to get in front of the chatbot's more than 800 million users. Adobe is also trying to keep pace with its competitors, some of which were among the first companies to join ChatGPT's app system.

OpenAI launched ChatGPT's app-integration ecosystem in October. With the new feature, ChatGPT users can opt to use apps to help answer their questions.

Adobe's competitors Canva and Figma were part of the initial slate of companies included in ChatGPT's October announcement. Other companies included the travel agencies Booking.com and Expedia, the music platform Spotify and the housing marketplace Zillow.

Adobe has been trying to prove itself in the AI landscape. Generative AI is creating tougher competition for Adobe's image-generating software, and smaller rivals like Canva and Figma have gained market share.

Adobe is working to increase its AI offerings, and its annual recurring revenue from AI exceeded $250 million in the third quarter. Still, investors want to see more revenue coming out of its AI efforts, and the stock has fallen about 23% this year.

Write to Katherine Hamilton at katherine.hamilton@wsj.com

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December 10, 2025 08:14 ET (13:14 GMT)