# Bad Influence story: Microsoft plans Adobe AI editing features for Windows 11 Photos app

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-12 01:11. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/18ac7b26-af1a-4e58-b4d1-91fe93d2a907

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Latest update (11-12 01:11): Microsoft plans Adobe AI editing features in Windows 11 Photos app

Overview: Microsoft plans to add Adobe AI editing features to the Windows 11 Photos app, with a preview for Windows Insider testers starting in December, according to Windows Latest as reported by IT之家. The Adobe-powered "Expand" tool would appear in the crop aspect ratio menu with a "Powered by Adobe" label, and the integration links to Adobe Express for further design work.

Windows Latest reports that it is unclear whether the feature requires an Adobe account or whether some templates will be free. Adobe Express offers a free plan, but neither company has said whether the new features will require an account or show trial prompts.

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1. 11-12 01:11 · IThome · AI · [Microsoft plans Adobe AI editing features in Windows 11 Photos app](https://badinfluence.news/items/z7hqgpduro49kfhl6t61z8vqu)
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