Pablo adds Nano Banana Pro, Seedream and GPT Image 2 to Photoshop. One-time license from $19, with pay-per-image credits. Read the full review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Pablo is a plugin for Adobe Photoshop that adds third-party AI image models to the editing workflow. The models listed on the company's site include Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, Seedream 4.0 and 4.5, and several GPT Image versions, including GPT Image 2.
The pitch is simple: instead of moving between Photoshop and separate AI tools, users generate, edit and enhance images in the application they already use. The company says Pablo works with the tools Photoshop users already know.
Pablo is listed on Adobe Exchange, where the site reports a 4.8 out of 5 rating, and it also quotes reviews from Trustpilot. The product is sold by a small company that states it is made in Amsterdam.
Pablo installs as a plugin inside Photoshop. Users choose an image model, set the output resolution and generate images from within the Photoshop interface. Reviewers on Adobe Exchange specifically mention that Pablo handles layer-based generation.
Images are produced by third-party AI models, not by Pablo itself. Pricing therefore depends on the model and the resolution chosen. Pablo states that it does not mark up generation prices; the model provider sets the price, which Pablo rounds up to the nearest cent.
By default, Pablo acts as its own provider with its own credits. Users who prefer can connect their own Google or Replicate API keys. Adobe's generative credits cannot be used with Pablo, because they are exclusive to Adobe's own products.
The main draw is model choice. Pablo bundles Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream and GPT Image models in one plugin, so users can compare results and costs for the same brief. Nano Banana Pro supports 4K output, which the company recommends for professional projects that need high detail.
Reference images are a second core feature. Users can provide references to match styles, compositions and aesthetics, which helps keep generated results consistent with an existing look.
On the billing side, Pablo supports pay-per-image credits and optional bring-your-own API keys. For teams, the Agency plan adds multiple licenses, centralized billing and management, priority support and a dedicated account manager.
Pablo is a plugin for Adobe Photoshop that adds AI image models such as Nano Banana Pro, Seedream and GPT Image 2. Users can generate, edit and enhance images without leaving Photoshop.
The Individual license is $19 as a one-time purchase and the Agency license is $325 as a one-time purchase. Image generation is billed separately by model and resolution, for example $0.03 per Seedream 4.0 image or $0.26-$0.28 for a Nano Banana Pro 4K image.
No. The site states that the license is a one-time payment with lifetime access and no recurring fees. You only pay for image model credits as you use them.
The site does not describe a free trial. After purchase, users get 50 free image generations to start, and there is a 14-day refund if not satisfied.
Yes. Pablo can act as its own provider, but users can optionally connect their own Google or Replicate API keys.
No. According to the site, Adobe's generative credits are exclusive to Adobe's own products and cannot be used in third-party plugins. Pablo uses its own separate image generation credits.
The Agency plan costs $325 as a one-time purchase and includes up to 50 licenses, centralized billing and management, priority support and a dedicated account manager. More licenses are available by custom quote through support@trypablo.com.
Pablo fits Photoshop professionals, freelancers and agencies that want multiple AI image models inside Photoshop. It suits users who prefer a one-time license and pay-per-image credits over a monthly subscription.