Adobe & Box latest partnership brings Adobe Express and AI power

Adobe and Box are two companies with a long history of collaboration and a common focus. They want to empower media creation professionals to realize their vision through powerful tools and features. Now, the next step in the partnership makes Adobe Express the default image editor for Box.

Adobe Express becomes Box’s new default image editor in new partnership

The integration of Adobe Express tech is great news for Box customers. They will no longer have to jump between different applications or platforms to make deep edits to their images. Users will also gain access to the capabilities of Firefly, Adobe’s generative AI platform.

A highly valued aspect in business environments is security. No one wants content they’ve been working on for a long time to simply leak out onto the internet or somehow get into someone else’s hands. Box, thanks to all of its experience in the cloud-based content management segment, offers a shielded platform for creators that prevents similar situations. And now, it will offer even more powerful image editing tools, without leaving the “sandbox” environment.

Businesses can turn to the new Adobe-powered Box editor to cover their content creation needs for marketing and training. It’s useful for bringing to presentations for product launches to life, HR training, and more.

The new features that Box clients will get

The Adobe Express integration brings multiple new tools to Box customers. The list includes cropping and resizing images, tweaking opacity, adding filters, removing objects from images, adding or replacing objects and people with a text prompt, and quickly generating images with a description or using reference images. There are also video editing features that allow trimming, converting to GIFs, and adding captions.

Your Box account will securely save and sync all the content you create. More great news for users is that Adobe’s generative AI tools are commercially safe. Adobe only trained the AI using content for which it has permission or a license. So, you don’t have to worry about potential copyright issues.

There’s a long list of enterprise customers who are already enjoying Adobe’s integration into Box. The list includes names like Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Axiom Space, BBC Studios, Brigham Young University, ByteDance, FANATICS, Lionsgate, and Penguin Random House.

The Adobe-powered features that Box customers were already enjoying

Thanks to the history of collaboration between both companies, Box’s business customers have already enjoyed Adobe-powered features to streamline their workflows. For example, the platform supports PDF management and editing using Adobe Acrobat, synchronization with Adobe Workfront, and content management capabilities from Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign, among others. Plus, Adobe Marketo users can access their Box files directly. The new Adobe and Box partnership features are now available to enterprise customers.