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Your next Adobe tool
is run by talking to it.

Sekondo connects ChatGPT or Claude to your Adobe apps. Ask for what you need and your assistant works directly on your files, with editable results.

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Designed for six Adobe apps · macOS and Windows: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro and Lightroom Classic.

Where the time goes

90 % of your time
should go to creating.

A ten-day job shouldn’t disappear into mechanical tasks. With Sekondo, those ten days become more than a full week to explore your best idea and a few hours to get through all the repetitive execution.

These days the deadline smothers creativity: fifty more deliveries are queuing behind it and the ten days fly by adjusting details. The days of thinking are still yours; the days of executing, Sekondo does.

The final deadline for the client stays the same; what changes is the quality of what you deliver.

We are not taking the work away. We are giving you back the good part.

From chat to your file

It used to tell you how.
Now it does it.

Until now you asked your assistant and got back a list of steps to follow yourself. With Sekondo it takes those steps itself, with your Adobe apps, on your own file, and leaves everything editable.

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Adobe’s AI, just by asking.

It works with Adobe’s latest, beta versions included. You give a command; it decides which tool to use at each step.

In your own words you ask for, say, a perfume ad, and Sekondo does the rest: it writes every prompt in full detail and chains the tools together on its own, one after another. It generates the bottle with Magnific, removes the background and creates the setting with Firefly, harmonizes the light, adds water drops to the glass with Nano Banana and upscales with Topaz. It picks the model that fits each step best (Firefly, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana or FLUX) and leaves everything in layers, editable.

AMANECER perfume poster made in Photoshop from a single request: an amber bottle with water drops on a rock at sunrise, with the SK badge in gold

The same poster open in Photoshop, each element on its own layer, with the list of layers and their measurements

Sekondo already knows you when you ask for a complete poster in a single request. It gives it to you with smart, editable layers.

“Make me a perfume poster in this blank document, in layers, following our client’s corporate identity and these directions:

An amber bottle with a gold cap and no label, made with Magnific, on a wet rock at the shoreline at sunrise, with the light harmonized; then, on another layer, water drops on the glass.

On the bottle, our Sekondo SK badge in gold with reflections.

At the top, centered, AMANECER and below it EAU DE PARFUM.”

See what it does in Photoshop

Photoshop

Generative Fill, new backgrounds, harmonized light, editing from a description and upscaling with Topaz, with Firefly, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana or FLUX.

Lightroom Classic

AI masks for subject, sky and background, removing distracting people with Firefly, noise reduction and Super Resolution.

Illustrator

Several views of your illustration with Generative Turntable, and your design on a product photo with mockups.

Premiere Pro

Transcribes your interviews, marks the exact quote and applies the new effects of 26.5.

After Effects

The new Contour Paint of 26.5, applied and adjusted just by asking.

InDesign

Frames with flexible layout, which place themselves in a row or a column.

What you can ask for

What used to be a day of work,
in one command.

Talk to it the way you would to someone who just walked into the studio: it knows the software and knows nothing about your client. You give it the job, the judgement and where everything lives, and it gets to work. Not filters, not recorded actions: real production on your own files.

Create.

A whole ad in a single command: the product, the setting, the light and the headline, with Photoshop’s AI and Magnific. Every piece on its own layer, ready to touch up.

Develop.

Hundreds of photos in Lightroom Classic, each according to its light: AI masks for subject, sky and background, noise and horizon. No more one blind adjustment for all.

Edit.

From raw footage to the cut in Premiere: it sets aside the failed takes, removes silences and filler words, adds titles and music and leaves you the captions.

Translate.

The catalogue, the poster, your video captions. The language changes; layout, styles and animation do not. Where the text grows, it reflows the column.

Adapt.

One ad in ten formats, a horizontal video as vertical clips, an After Effects template with your brand. It knows what may move and what must not.

Batch.

Your thing, three hundred times, while you have dinner. Photoshop adjustments tailored one by one across the whole catalogue, named as the client’s website wants. Variants, formats, folders.

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