If you are an Airtel user, then there is good news for you. The company on Wednesday announced a partnership with Adobe, which will give its 360 million users free access to Adobe Express Premium. This plan usually costs around ₹4,000 annually, but now users will be able to enjoy Adobe’s generative artificial intelligence capabilities and other features for free.
Access for all Airtel users
Under this partnership, all Airtel mobile, Wi-Fi and direct-to-home (DTH) service users will get this subscription for free. Users can activate the subscription through the Airtel Thanks app, and no credit card details will be required. Adobe Express Premium comes with features like image generation, background removal, one-tap video editing, auto-captioning, and instant resizing, along with design templates, stock assets, 30,000 professional fonts, 100GB cloud storage, and watermark-free export.
Airtel also has a partnership with Perplexity
This is Airtel’s second partnership after the partnership with Perplexity AI. As part of the first partnership, Airtel users get a free one-year subscription to Perplexity AI Pro. This plan usually costs around ₹17,000 annually, but it is available at no cost to Airtel users.
Jio has a partnership with Google Gemini
Airtel is not the only company which is giving free subscription to its users. Reliance Jio has also partnered with Google Gemini. Under this agreement, Jio users get the Google Gemini Pro plan for 18 months, which is worth more than ₹35,000. Similarly, OpenAI is also offering its ChatGPT Go plan for free. This plan usually costs ₹400 per month in India, but it can be subscribed for free.