Adobe is one of the top names in the multimedia content creation and editing segment. While back, the company announced that it was working on its own AI-powered features to adapt to the industry and offer advanced experiences. Recently, Adobe launched the Firefly video generation suite in beta to compete with Movie Gen and others. Now, Adobe has offered a sneak peek at several upcoming AI editing tools, including one for sound generation, during its latest MAX Creativity Conference.

Currently, Adobe is working on up to nine new AI-powered features to help creators make their visions a reality. The tools will be part of PhotoShop and Premiere Pro. Currently, there is no date for the wide rollout of all the options.

First up is Project Perfect Blend for PS, a tool that yields higher-quality results when blending images. It pays special attention to the correct handling of shadows during the process for a more realistic result. Project Clean Machine is a feature that aims to remove annoying glare from pictures. It also effectively removes objects from images while maintaining a natural appearance.

Project In Motion is another of Adobe's upcoming AI-powered features. The tool will be able to transform animations according to your prompts, allowing you to turn current projects into something entirely new. On the other hand, Project Know-How is a tool that finds and identifies the source of a specific file. The latter is especially useful for content authentication tasks.

There's also Project Turntable, a useful feature that will allow you to rotate 2D vector art in 3D in any direction you want. The option uses the power of generative AI to correctly fill in blank spaces when rotating the file. Adobe will also be releasing an AI-powered sound generation tool called Project Super Sonic. The feature will be able to generate sounds according to custom prompts. You can even simply click on a section of the image to have the feature analyze it and generate a related sound.

Plus, Adobe is working on integrating its suite of creative tools with Microsoft Copilot through Project Scenic. This tool will have the ability to generate complete 3D scenes in response to prompts. You will be able to fine-tune the 3D scene with instructions about the camera and items. There will also be a "Project Remix A Lot" tool that allows you to "remix" multiple projects to get a new one. Then, you can start editing the results.

Lastly, Adobe is working on Project Hi-Fi, an AI-powered sketch-to-image tool. As the name suggests, Project Hi-Fi will allow you to turn your sketches or drawings into high-quality art that you can use. This tool can save you quite a bit of time when it comes to making your creations a reality.