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Adobe Seeks Designers for Project Oasis Beta—A Mysterious AI-Powered Design Platform

Adobe is recruiting designers to test Project Oasis, a web-based design tool that pairs AI with brand awareness. Applications are open now through November.

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Adobe Has a Secret New Design Tool—and You Can Apply to Test It
Adobe Has a Secret New Design Tool—and You Can Apply to Test It

Adobe has opened applications for early access to Project Oasis, an unreleased web-based graphic design application that merges AI capabilities with brand-focused features. Interested designers can submit their information to join the testing program.

Who can get in?

The company is actively recruiting agency designers, independent practitioners, and in-house design teams who focus on brand identity and marketing work. Priority goes to those who regularly rely on Illustrator, Figma, or comparable design software.

Selected testers will receive early hands-on experience with Oasis ahead of its general availability, direct communication with the development team, and membership in a dedicated community of fellow beta participants. Adobe has indicated that tester input will shape the final product before release.

Participation requires signing a non-disclosure agreement, meaning early testers will be contractually bound not to share details or images of the tool publicly.

But what exactly is Project Oasis?

Adobe has kept specifics under wraps. The company has confirmed that Oasis operates in a web browser and targets professional designers, with emphasis on brand work, marketing applications, and AI that grasps brand context.

Comparisons to Figma or Canva are premature given the lack of public details. Adobe has not disclosed a detailed feature set, visual previews, pricing structure, or official launch timeline. The secrecy surrounding the tool remains a significant part of its appeal.

You can apply now

The beta testing window began around the week of August 31 and extends through Adobe MAX, scheduled for November 10–12. Adobe has set up a brief online form for designers interested in participating.

Rather than waiting for leaked information, qualified designers can apply directly. Those who match the target profile and are willing to respect the confidentiality agreement can submit their application through Adobe's survey.