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Business Standard
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
After iPhone, Adobe Photoshop app arrives on Android phones: Check details
Adobe has launched the beta version of its Photoshop app for Android, following its earlier release for iPhone in February. The app offers an interface tailored for creators who prefer editing on their phones. Users can edit photos, design video thumbnails, or create digital art using Photoshop's signature tools directly within the app. The Android app brings Photoshop's core editing and design capabilities, including layers, masking, and the Firefly-powered generative fill tool. 'Since introducing Photoshop mobile, we've been inspired by creators using the app in unique ways, including crafting beautiful visual stories, creating digital art on the go and transforming everyday moments into art with powerful tools at their fingertips,' Adobe said in a statement. Adobe Photoshop mobile: Features The Android version includes key features such as selections, layers, masks, and blend modes. Tools like Tap Select and Spot Healing Brush enable fast and intuitive editing, while Firefly-powered Generative Fill allows users to add or transform elements using Adobe's latest AI technology. Advanced tools include Object Select, Clone Stamp, and adjustment layers. The app also offers access to a library of free Adobe Stock assets at no extra cost. Photoshop mobile caters to both beginners and professionals. While newcomers can easily explore editing basics, professionals can make quick edits, access files, or sketch out ideas away from their desktops. The app is available for free on the Google Play Store during its beta phase. Android 11 or higher At least 6GB RAM (8GB recommended) The iOS version is available on the Apple App Store.
India Today
3 days ago
- Business
- India Today
Adobe launches Photoshop on Android, offers Firefly AI and other premium features free
Adobe has officially launched the Photoshop app for Android. The app currently in beta version, is free to download from the Google Play Store. The apps include Firefly-powered generative AI features like Generative Fill, Adobe Stock assets, Magic wand. Adobe debuted with the mobile version of Photoshop on iOS earlier this expansion is part of Adobe's mobile strategy, which aims to offer mobile users access to professional photo editing tools like quick photo retouching, digital art creation, and social media content production. 'Photoshop mobile makes it easy to create wherever inspiration strikes, from designing cover art, to a video thumbnail, a vision board, or capturing an idea on the go,' says the company. advertisementAdobe Photoshop app features Adobe says that its new Android app and the iOS app includes several core features like layering, Firefly-powered Generative Fill with additional capabilities coming soon. Layering and masking: Users can combine and edit multiple elements with layers and apply non-destructive edits using tools: Object Select and Magic Wand allow users to isolate parts of an image quickly and tools: Tools like the Spot Healing Brush and Clone Stamp make it easier to retouch and refine images on the Fill: One of the most notable features, powered by Adobe's Firefly AI, lets users add, remove, or modify elements in an image using text-based layers and blend modes: More advanced tools give experienced users flexibility to fine-tune their Adobe Stock assets: This includes a curated selection of images and design resources by Adobe available to users directly within the to Adobe the features in the mobile aims to cater to both beginners and experienced Photoshop users who want access to essential photo editing tools from their Photoshop app availability and requirementsThe Photoshop app is currently in beta and is now available for download via the Google Play Store for devices running Android 11 or later. To ensure a smooth experience, Adobe recommends a minimum of 6GB RAM, although 8GB or more is suggested for optimal app is free to use during the beta phase, and all features—including premium ones like Firefly-powered Generative Fill—are currently accessible without a subscription. Although Adobe has not specified how long the beta period will last or whether a paid model will follow. But we are expecting the final version soon. Meanwhile, the iOS version of Photoshop mobile is available on the Apple App Store and is getting regular updates alongside its Android to use Adobe Photoshop appOnce downloaded from the Google Play Store or the Apple App store users will need to log into or sign up with the account. After that users can use the available tools to edit their photos. For additional guidance, the app also includes tutorials built directly into the app, which guide users through key workflows like layering, object selection, and using generative AI the app also includes on-app learning modules which users can checkout to familiarise themselves with the mobile interface, while community forums offer support, feedback, and a space to share creative work.
Android Authority
3 days ago
- Business
- Android Authority
Android finally gets a proper Photoshop app, as Adobe's free beta kicks off
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Photoshop is rolling out to Android in beta. Users will have free access to all features during the beta period. The app features tutorials that teach users how to work with layers, selections, and generative AI on mobile. Back in February, Adobe launched a Photoshop mobile app on iPhone. If you've been waiting for the app to come to Android, then your wait is finally over. Android owners can start trying out a beta version of the app starting today. Adobe has announced that Android is finally getting a proper Photoshop app, and it is rolling out in beta on the Google Play Store. Not only is the app free to download, but also all of the app's features will be free to use during the beta period. The company didn't say how long this beta period will last, so you may want to check it out as soon as possible. This mobile app contains many of the editing tools Photoshop is known for, like layers, masks, and selections. There are also tools optimized for the mobile experience, including: Tap Select: Quickly removes or replaces parts of an image. Quickly removes or replaces parts of an image. Spot Healing Brush: Quickly brushes away distractions. Quickly brushes away distractions. Object Select and Magic Wand: Allows you to accurately make selections. Allows you to accurately make selections. Remove and Clone Stamp: Allows you to refine images. In addition, you'll be free to use Adobe's Firefly-powered Generative Fill tool to add or transform elements in an image. And you'll also be able to control layers and effects with advanced blend modes and adjustment layers. For newbies, Adobe is making it easy to jump in and get started by stuffing tutorials right into the app. The company says these tutorials will teach you all about how to use layers, selections, and AI tools like Generative Fill. You'll also be able to connect with others and ask for advice through the community forum. It's important to note that the Photoshop app will only work if your phone is running Android 11 or newer. Adobe warns that you should have at least 6GB of RAM, but 8GB or more is recommended. Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at Email our staff at news@ . You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it's your choice.
