There’s a new Photoshop app available for iPhones, with an Android version due out soon. Aimed at designers and creators who want to do their creative work on the go, Adobe’s new app will extend Photoshop’s powerful features from the desktop to the mobile app. This includes tools such as layering, masking, and AI-powered generative fill, via Firefly.
With its new Mobile and Web plan, Adobe offers advanced image editing and design capabilities to mobile and web creators. This includes the ability to make precise selections, targeted adjustments, advanced colour correction, along with generative AI. There’s full support for opening and editing any Photoshop document, making integration between web and mobile platforms possible. This enables multi-project workflows, where creators will be able to work on the same project across devices.
Updates to Photoshop on the web include UI improvements, direct integration of Adobe’s Stock Library, and browser compatibility with Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
Photoshop’s new mobile and web apps unlock next-generation creativity, empowering creators to bring to life gorgeous photos, rich graphics, and incredible art anytime, anywhere.
Ashley Still, senior vice president, digital media at Adobe
Adobe’s Content Credentials, which is like a “nutrition label” for digital content, is also supported in the Photoshop Mobile app, meaning that AI-generated content from Adobe Firefly will be marked and transparent.
Free and paid versions
The introduction of Photoshop for mobile devices also marks the first time that Adobe’s powerful image editing tools will be available on a free tier. The Photoshop mobile app will offer premium upgrades as well (see below) with the Mobile and Web plan starting at $US7.99/month or $US6.99 annually.
Current desktop Photoshop paid plans will now include Photoshop for mobile and web along with the iPad version.
Photoshop on iPhone will be available now for download from Apple’s App Store, with the Android version coming later this year.
Free capabilities available to all Photoshop Mobile users
• Create unique images and designs by combining, compositing, and blending images with core Photoshop tools and features, including selections, layers, and masks
• Remove, recolour, or replace parts of an image with the intuitive Tap Select tool
• Utilise advanced removal tools like the Spot Healing Brush to brush away distractions in seconds
• Leverage powerful generative AI tools powered by Adobe Firefly including the popular Generative Fill and Generative Expand to easily add new elements to designs and quickly edit photos
• Navigate across workflows easily with direct integration with creative apps including Adobe Express, Adobe Fresco, and Adobe Lightroom
• Add, replace, and create with a vast library of free Adobe Stock assets
New Photoshop Mobile and Web Plan
Photoshop is introducing a new Photoshop Mobile and Web plan with expanded access to Photoshop on the web and advanced editing features on mobile, including:
• Transition from Photoshop mobile to Photoshop on the web to create with added precision and control across workflows and surfaces
• Expanded access to commercially safe, Firefly-powered tools including Generate Similar and Reference Image in Photoshop web to easily add unique design and image elements to create fun visuals
• Access more than 20,000 fonts or import additional options for limitless typography options
• Make precise selections with enhanced precision of people and objects with Object Select
• Isolate objects and make targeted adjustments with selection tools like Magic Wand
• Remove distractions with ease with Remove Tool, hide unwanted objects with Clone Stamp, and seamlessly fill portions of an image with Content-Aware Fill
• Control transparency, color effects, and add unique styles with Advanced blend modes
• Lighten or darken areas of an image without affecting hue or saturation with Lighten and Darken
The post Adobe brings the power of Photoshop to iPhones (and Android) appeared first on GadgetGuy.
0 (mga) komento:
Mag-post ng isang Komento