Adobe adds video object removal beta and releases Premiere generation tools

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Published Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 10:23 AM EST

Adobe introduced a beta tool for removing objects directly from Premiere's video editing timeline at its Max event. Editors mask and track an object, then use Generative Remove to fill the area with generated detail; Adobe says the surrounding footage remains untouched. Premiere's Generative Media tool and Color Mode editing experience are now generally available. New sound tools separate dialogue, music, ambience and sound effects into individual tracks. Photoshop's updated Remove Tool also handles associated reflections, shadows and footprints. Premiere's object removal capability remains in beta.

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