Adobe just added Firefly Graph to its Creative Cloud Enterprise plan. It’s a node-based workflow tool that lets you chain tasks—text prompts, AI image models (Adobe’s or third parties like Google and OpenAI), background removals, upscales—into a visual pipeline. Swap or tweak any node and the end result changes immediately. With over 300 node types covering images, video editing and generative AI, you get granular control and can replicate complex processes without retracing your steps. Teams build these workflows once, then share them as repeatable assets. That means a top designer’s “secret sauce” lives in a canvas everyone can access. Marketing or social teams can crank out branded visuals at scale without calling in the experts each time. Forrester analyst Lisa Gately points out that most big outfits struggle to capture experts’ decision paths. Firefly Graph locks those paths into reusable sequences—no more hunting for last month’s settings or model choices. Integration distinguishes Adobe’s approach. Firefly Graph sits alongside Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Firefly Boards and Creative Production in one suite. You don’t jump between apps or cobble together APIs. Enterprises slide it into existing Creative Cloud contracts—Enterprise seats get Graph credits included, Teams users can join a public beta. Standard Creative Cloud licenses start at $99.99 per month, per seat.