Inside Halide, the open source language engineers use to make imaging tools faster

Halide is an open-source embedded programming language co-developed by Adobe Research and MIT to make imaging tools faster and more portable across devices. We spoke with five key contributors to learn how it continues to evolve and enable tools used by billions, from digital cameras to many of Adobe’s products!

How Project Fast Mask went from a MAX Sneak to a powerful video editing tool for Adobe users

Project Fast Mask—what began as a research prototype is now powering tools like Roto Brush 3 in After Effects and Remove Video Background in Adobe Express. Discover how this breakthrough in AI-driven object selection is transforming the way we edit videos!

Adobe Research and Firefly team pioneer new video generation technology in Firefly Video Model and GenExtend in Premiere Pro

At MAX 2024, Adobe released the new Firefly Video Model, a beta technology that enables high-quality video generation, with major contributions by Adobe Research. The team also partnered with the Firefly team on Premiere Pro’s GenExtend feature, which adds AI-generated frames to videos.

The AI—and the human touch—behind the new Animate All Feature in Adobe Express

In collaboration with the Adobe Express team, Adobe Research has made animation effortless with Animate All — a new AI-powered feature that lets Express users add high-quality animations to their designs in just one click.

With On-brand Recolor, Adobe Express users can give images a branded look with just one click

Discover how Adobe Researchers joined forces with the Adobe Express team to create On-brand Recolor—a new feature that uses AI and tailored algorithms to thoughtfully recolor graphics with your brand’s color palette in mind!

The breakthrough research behind Adobe Substance 3D Viewer’s new Text to 3D feature

Creating digital 3D models has always been challenging. But now, the Adobe Research team has developed new technology that makes creating in 3D as easy as in 2D. This groundbreaking technology turns text prompts into 3D models in seconds! Check out the story to learn more.