Adobe adds generative AI tools to its Indigo camera app
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-07-21
Adobe’s experimental Project Indigo camera app, originally pitched as a more natural-looking iPhone camera, is now being updated with generative AI features.
- Adobe is testing an “AI Playground” toolset inside Indigo.
- The new suite is experimental, does not rely on Adobe’s own Firefly models, and can be opted out of.
- A small percentage of users will get free access over the next few weeks, with no sign-in required in the test cohort.
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