Open your Photoshop project. If you're using the most recent version of PS, the contextual taskbar should include an option that says Generate image. Navigate to Edit, then click Generate image. You ...

Previewed in November, Photoshop’s Select Subject is now an available feature. Powered by Adobe Sensei, the company’s AI platform, the tool is designed to select — in one click — what Adobe calls the ...

Photoshop for iPad has a ways to go before the mobile version is as robust as the desktop software — but that’s not stopping the new app from making a few firsts along the way. On Monday, December 16, ...

Open your Photoshop project. If you're using the most recent version of PS, the contextual taskbar should include an option that says Generate image. Navigate to Edit, then click Generate image. You ...

Photoshop has seriously cranked up its image-editing prowess since it began incorporating AI based tools. After making it incredibly easy to select objects last year, Photoshop is now making it just ...

Adobe’s Photoshop for iPad is getting its first major update since launch today, with the addition of the Select Subject tool. The tool automatically selects clean outlines of the subject of an image, ...

Adobe’s new Photoshop for iPad app hasn’t exactly lived up to the software company’s lofty claims — at least not at launch. In the first post-launch update to Photoshop for iPad, Adobe is finally ...

Adobe has teased one of the AI-based features coming to Photoshop in the future, with the 'Select Subject' function simplifying the selection of an object, person, or animal in a scene, using machine ...

Have you ever found yourself spending way too much time trying to fine-tune a specific detail in an image—like adjusting the brightness of a shirt or retouching a small area of skin—only to feel ...

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Masking a human or other subject out of a scene is a pretty common trick nowadays, but it's is still arguably one of the hardest and lowest-tech parts of Photoshop. Adobe's about to make that a lot ...