‘We are making creativity accessible to everyone with minimal friction’: Adobe exec on free Express Premium access for Airtel users in India

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Also Read | Adobe Acrobat now lets users turn PDFs into Notebook LM-style podcasts using AIThe paid subscription of Adobe Express, dubbed Express Premium, costs around Rs 4,000. Adobe isn’t the first tech company to partner with a major telecom provider in India to offer its AI tools free to consumers. OpenAI, Google, and Perplexity are also offering premium AI subscriptions valued at thousands of rupees. The paid subscription of Adobe Express, dubbed Express Premium, costs around Rs 4,000. (Image: Adobe) The paid subscription of Adobe Express, dubbed Express Premium, costs around Rs 4,000.