Adobe Photoshop Now Has an AI Editor for People Who’d Rather Prompt
The beta workspace lets users edit with prompts, while experienced editors can stay in the Pro Editor and keep changes as non-destructive layers.
- On Thursday, Adobe launched the beta "AI Assisted Editor" for Photoshop, a new prompt-based workspace designed to simplify editing for less experienced users without requiring manual setup of layers and tools.
- Adobe has been integrating AI assistants across its creative suite for several months, adding AI capabilities to Premiere Pro, Illustrator, and Frame.io earlier this year before expanding to Photoshop.
- New features announced Thursday include "Instruct Edit with Masks" for prompt-based adjustments, "Markup" for visual annotation on images, and a "Light Adjustment Layer" offering non-destructive exposure controls.
- The "AI Assisted Editor" is currently being tested in Photoshop's beta version at $23 per month, while the traditional "Pro Editor" remains available for experienced users seeking manual control.
- These tools reduce Photoshop's notoriously steep learning curve by letting users describe edits conversationally, while a new dockable Adobe Stock panel provides direct access to more than 900 million assets within the app.
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The AI Assisted Editor allows you to describe the changes you want to make in an image and then return to the traditional tools if you need more precision
Adobe is adding more AI to Photoshop
Adobe is rolling out an AI-heavy update for Photoshop that includes a new "optional" interface dedicated to its AI tools. Launching in beta, the "AI Assisted Editor" view will show all of Photoshop's AI features in a single toolbar, including its prompt-based image editor, background remover, an AI image extender, and more. There are also new ways to refine edits with AI, including a "markup" feature to draw directly on an image to show Photosho…
Adobe continues to transform Photoshop without erasing the professional tool that millions of creative people already know. Its new answer is called Editor assisted by IA, a separate workspace that places a quick bar in natural language at the center of the experience. The objective is clear: to allow less experienced users to ask directly [...] Read more Photoshop launches Editor assisted by IA: Adobe places the prompt at the heart of the photo…
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