Adobe: a Claude connector by Adobe
Official
For people who want Adobe tools to edit photos, make designs and handle PDFs from a chat. Skip it if you only need text answers.
Add it
Add it from its page in Claude’s connector directory and sign in. In Claude Code you can add it with this command:
claude mcp add --transport http adobe-creativity https://adobe-creativity.adobe.io/mcp Run it in your terminal. Open its page in the directory
What does Adobe do?
Adobe is a Claude connector that brings tools from Acrobat, Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Firefly, Premiere, Adobe Express, InDesign and Stock into Claude. You describe the result and Adobe does the work: find a template and change its text, images and colors in a live editor; edit, organize, redact and annotate PDFs; adjust light and color, remove backgrounds or crop photos one by one or in bulk; resize images and video for social channels. It also searches and shares Creative Cloud assets. The page lists 109 tools.
When should you use Adobe?
Use it when
- You need a batch of photos color corrected
- You want a PDF redacted or reorganized
- You need one image resized for several social sizes
Skip it when
- You need fine manual control in the full desktop apps
- You have no Adobe account
What it needs and what it can touch
You need
- An Adobe account
What it can do
- Reads and searches Creative Cloud assets and PDFs
- Edits images, designs, PDFs and video
- Uploads, shares and downloads assets, including Adobe Stock
From reading its instructions, not from running it.
Details
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