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Adobe expands GenStudio to help marketing and creative teams meet growing content demands with AI

Adobe upgrades GenStudio with AI-powered tools and integrations to help teams scale content creation and streamline marketing workflows.

Adobe has announced significant upgrades to its GenStudio platform during the Adobe Summit on 18 March in Las Vegas. The enhancements aim to help marketing and creative teams address the rising pressure of producing high volumes of personalised content across digital channels.

At the centre of the update is Adobe GenStudio Foundation, a unified interface that consolidates data from Adobe’s content supply chain applications. This new foundation offers a single view of campaign plans, projects, assets and performance metrics, eliminating the need to toggle between Adobe Experience Cloud and Creative Cloud platforms.

As content expectations rise—driven by platforms such as social media, mobile apps and e-commerce—Adobe’s solution seeks to improve efficiency across the entire production cycle. A recent Adobe survey found that nearly two-thirds of marketers anticipate a fivefold increase in content needs between 2024 and 2026.

GenStudio for Performance Marketing, Adobe’s generative AI-first tool, now integrates with major platforms including Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn. These integrations allow teams to build and launch personalised ad content faster and more effectively. Adobe has also introduced industry-specific partnerships with organisations like Acxiom, Lithero, PwC and Saifr to address compliance and content needs in sectors such as healthcare and finance.

Amit Ahuja, Senior Vice President of Adobe’s Digital Experience Business, said, “The content supply chain for most brands is a complex web of interlocking teams, workflows and systems, with many points of failure slowing down the process of delivering content that powers great customer experiences. Adobe GenStudio applications are widely used by creatives and marketers and are the only solution that can unify workflows across teams, with natively integrated generative AI capabilities that unlock speed and efficiency.”

AI agents, automation tools and integrations boost productivity

Among the key upgrades is the Workflow Optimization Agent, designed to monitor project status, streamline approvals and detect issues before they affect delivery timelines. Built on Adobe Experience Platform Agent Orchestrator, this AI-powered agent supports resource planning and enhances collaboration by understanding project history and team dynamics.

Adobe has also launched a unified review and approval experience, addressing the common disconnect between marketing and creative teams. Status updates and changes made in Frame.io v4—Adobe’s creative review tool—now sync automatically with Adobe Workfront. Additionally, templates created in Adobe Express are integrated into review workflows, helping to ensure all content aligns with brand guidelines before being finalised.

The Content Production Agent in GenStudio for Performance Marketing helps teams generate on-brand assets by analysing uploaded marketing plans and suggesting creative styles and tactics. These AI-generated assets are then tailored for platforms such as email and social media.

For teams managing high-volume content production, Adobe’s Firefly Services now offer APIs for Text-to-Image generation, video translation and lip syncing, as well as automatic resizing with the Reframe API. The Substance 3D API further enables product teams to quickly create visual variations of existing images. These tools are also accessible through Firefly Creative Production—a no-code interface that automates repetitive tasks like cropping for different formats.

Adobe Content Analytics, now generally available, offers real-time data on how content elements—such as colours, objects and layouts—impact user engagement and conversion rates. These insights are also viewable within Adobe Customer Journey Analytics to help optimise the entire customer experience.

Enterprise users can now also choose to enable non-Adobe AI models within the platform. Starting with models from Google (Veo 2, Imagen 3), Black Forest Labs (Flux 1.1 Pro), Runway (Runway Frames), and fal (upscalers), this move gives creative teams more variety and flexibility during the ideation process while maintaining Adobe’s standards for commercial safety.

Ryan Asdourian, Chief Marketing Officer at Lumen Technologies, said, “Personalisation is critical to driving marketing performance, and Adobe is helping us optimise our content supply chain by unlocking generative AI to streamline repetitive tasks – and quickly produce the high volume of assets that are needed for channels such as social media.”

With these updates, Adobe continues to position GenStudio as a comprehensive solution to unite data, creativity and AI, helping brands stay agile and relevant in an increasingly content-driven world.

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