29-07-2025
Powerful New AI Tools Coming To Photoshop For Content Creators And Creative Professionals
The new Harmonize tool blends elements into compositions with a few clicks for more realism. It's ... More powered by Adobe's Firefly Image Model and will be available across Photoshop on desktop, web, as well as in Early Access on mobile for iOS.
Software behemoth Adobe has announced a suite of new AI-powered tools for Photoshop to make it easier to translate creative ideas into polished visuals with minimal friction. Photoshop users can use the new tools to craft and blend disparate images into convincing images.
The company has also declared war tedious Photoshop tasks like cleaning up edges, adjusting lighting and finessing the countless tiny details that go to make up an image that looks completely believable.
Adobe is addressing these pain points with its latest innovations in Photoshop for desktops, mobiles and the web. The new features can eliminate tedious editing steps and make precise editing a quicker and easier process, reducing the amount of time creatives spend on the boring and repetitive tasks, freeing up more time to focus on ideas.
The new tools are the result of conversations Adobe has been having with its customers. The company wanted to hear how it could evolve the tools in the world's favorite image editor so barriers could be removed, giving users a more intuitive, intelligent and fun experience.
Whether a designer is building marketing assets for a campaign, a photographer is retouching fine details or a content creator is producing social assets on the go, Adobe says the new Photoshop tools have been specifically designed with those users in mind.
Harmonize can intelligently analyze new objects and their surrounding context, automatically ... More adjusting color, lighting, shadows and visual tone to create a seamless and cohesive composite.
Harmonize Photoshop Edits
The first new Photoshop feature is Harmonize which was first previewed as Project Perfect Blend at Adobe MAX in October 2024. Harmonize blends elements into compositions with a few clicks for more realism. It's powered by Adobe's Firefly Image Model and will be available across Photoshop on desktop, web, as well as in Early Access on mobile for iOS.
Adobe says Harmonize can intelligently analyze new objects and their surrounding context, automatically adjusting color, lighting, shadows and visual tone to create a seamless and cohesive composite. It also claims Harmonize can significantly reduce the need for time-consuming manual adjustments. Harmonize is suitable for designers creating surreal composites, marketers building dynamic campaign visuals or digital artists experimenting with whimsical scenes.
Also new to Photoshop is Generative Upscale, which is in beta for Photoshop desktop and web. Generative Upscale creates high-quality resolution enhancements up to eight megapixels without sacrificing any image clarity. Adobe says Photographers will find Generative Upscale useful for refining edits, while social media creatives will use it for adapting assets for various platforms. Adobe says that Generative Upscale has been one of the most requested updates from the Photoshop community and can deliver sharper and more detailed results with minimal effort.
Also new to Photoshop is Generative Upscale, which is in beta for Photoshop desktop and web. ... More Generative Upscale creates high-quality resolution enhancements up to eight megapixels without sacrificing any image clarity.
Improved Remove Tool
Photoshop will also feature an improved Remove tool using the latest Adobe Firefly Image Model. Available on Photoshop desktop and web, the Remove tool can clean up images with more precision and quality.
Whether it's erasing stray power lines, tidying up a portrait backdrop or polishing a product photo, the tool removes unwanted elements and can generate realistic fill content with improved quality and accuracy. Edits are blended more naturally into the background with fewer artifacts and a cleaner and more professional look.
Adobe is also introducing Projects to Photoshop desktop beta. This is a new way to manage and organize creative work by bringing assets together in a shared and organized space. Projects can eliminate pain points like files being scattered across local drives, as well as slow and fragmented collaboration or the need to manually send individual assets back and forth.
The Remove tool has been improved in Photoshop and can clean up images with more precision and ... More quality. Whether it's erasing stray power lines, tidying up a portrait backdrop or polishing a product photo, the tool removes unwanted elements and can generate realistic fill content with improved quality and accuracy.
Everything In One Place
With Projects, users can share entire collections at once, reducing versioning issues and keeping the creative process moving when working on campaigns or building mood boards. Adobe says Projects will keep workflows streamlined and ensure everything is available in one place.
Adobe is also debuting a new capability that gives users the choice between two different Firefly Image Models: Firefly Image 1 and Firefly Image 3. Called Gen Al Model Picker, the feature is available when using Photoshop's Generative Fill and Generative Expand tools on Photoshop desktop.
Adobe says each Firefly model has its own unique strengths and styles that give artists, illustrators and social creators more flexibility and choice when experimenting and tailoring output to suit a unique style and creative vision.
All the new Photoshop tools will be available across all versions: desktop, web and mobile. This means the user can be working at a studio desk, sketching ideas on a tablet or making a few quick edits on their phone, bringing creative visions to life wherever and whenever inspiration strikes.
Users can explore these latest Photoshop AI tools from today across the Photoshop beta on desktop and on the web or with the latest version of Photoshop mobile on iOS.
