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Today, we’re introducing the first phase of a refreshed Photoshop interface in Beta, with updates to the Toolbar, Tool Options, and select panels.It’s the beginning of a broader effort to make Photoshop more modern, accessible, consistent, and easier to use while keeping the workflows you know and rely on familiar.A cleaner, clearer workspaceYou’ll notice refinements throughout the interface designed to reduce visual noise and make Photoshop easier to navigate. The Toolbar and Tool Options have been updated to make tools and their controls easier to find and understand. Refined spacing makes the Toolbar easier to scan, improved icons and clearer labels help communicate what controls do, and stronger contrast makes the selected tool easier to identify. We’re also making tool groups more discoverable. Instead of relying on long-press and the small triangle that traditionally indicated additional tools, you can now hover over a grouped tool to reveal the other tools available within it. I
Relight is a new Generative AI feature in Photoshop Desktop that lets you add up to 3 interactive, non-destructive lights and adjust their position, intensity, color, and diffusion (Beta version: 27.12.0 20260927.m.3691 available on 9/28/26). Relight feature with default light added in low-res preview mode. Relight feature with 2 lights added. Select done to commit (30 credits) and upscale.HOW TO TEST Update and launch the latest Beta Build (Version: 27.10.0 202600802.m.3625) → have an active Internet connection Open or place an image Select an unlocked Pixel, Rotate Object, or Smart Object layer. Go to the app Layer menu > New Relight layer... Note you can also go to the Layers Panel flyout menu New Relight layer… A new default (white) light will be added in the middle of the image. You can click and drag the light around on the canvas (inside or outside the image - above the bottom edge of the image). Relight removes the existing lighting in the image and re-creates i
Describe what you want, and the AI Assistant makes multi-step edits across your whole composite.The AI Assistant works directly inside the Photoshop desktop app. Tell it what you want done, such as swapping a background, resizing for every platform, or cleaning up your layers, and it applies the changes across the whole composite. Every change stays fully editable. As you work, it also suggests edits tailored to the image you have open, next to a prompt field where you can type your own.The AI Assistant panel, docked on the right, suggesting edits tailored to the open image.What you can doRemove & Replace BackgroundsReplace a background by describing the one you want.Smartly Resize Images and AssetsExport your design in any format you need for a poster, ad, or social post. Layouts and object positions adjust to fit each size.Rename and Organize LayersClean up your layer stack: delete empty layers and give the rest clear names.How to try it in Photoshop (beta) for desktopClick the A
Remove Related Elements (AKA Project Trace Erase) extends the Remove Tool beyond the selected object to clean up the evidence it was ever there—removing shadows, reflections, footprints, splashes, fluid ripples/wakes, lens flare, smoke, steam, and more —for a cleaner, more natural result. This feature is in the public beta as of the October 1, 2026 beta release.Simply brush over the object you want to remove using the Remove Tool. When Remove Related Elements is enabled, Photoshop will automatically find and remove the traces of that object through-out the image. This helps create a more complete and realistic result without requiring separate steps or additional cleanup. Remove Related Elements option in the Remove ToolHow to:Select the Remove Tool from the Tool Bar In the Contextual Task Bar, click on the "Selected Area" drop-down then choose the "Related elements" button. Brush over the object or person you want to remove. (Do NOT brush over just the smoke, shadow, flare etc.) T
This month's update expands access for Freemium users, including a new Start a Free Trial option directly in the toolbar, and rolls Enhance Edge object selection out to more Beta participants with added support for Smart Objects. A broad set of stability and workflow fixes have also been resolved across Generative AI, printing, and performance.New Features & UpdatesMembership & AccessFreemium users can now access the AI Assisted and Pro Editor workspaces, with a new Start a Free Trial option available directly in the toolbar.Generative AIEnhance Edge object selection is now available to more Beta users, including support on Smart Objects.Added credit quota warnings at 90% and 70% usage so you know when you're approaching your limit.Tools & InterfaceAdded an overflow menu for the Object Selection and Firefly Workspace toolbars so controls stay accessible when the window is narrow.Added an up/down squeegee comparison option in Quick Compare.Filters & AdjustmentsAdded on-c
Faster PSD/PSB Save — Now in Photoshop Betaby the Photoshop TeamSince around July we've had multithreaded PSD/PSB opening, so hopefully you've already noticed files opening faster.Today's beta build (Oct 1, m.3694) adds the other half: multithreaded PSD/PSB saving, which is ON by default and speeds up saving for PSD and PSB files.With this enabled, PSD/PSB files that meet certain complexity criteria may be written in parallel (multi-threaded) when saving. In those cases, you should see faster save times, particularly for large files where there is enough work to benefit from parallel processing.⚠️ Avoid Data LossUse Save As when saving so you're working with a copy while you're testing this. If anything goes wrong, better it happens to a copy than your original file. What changedSignificant reduction in save time for many PSD and PSB files. Speed gains depend on file complexity (compression type, bit depth, layers/channels, document content) and hardware (lower end machines with 16GB
What's New in Photoshop BetaThis month's Photoshop Beta update adds Enhance Edge and a redesigned Stock panel, plus Relight improvements and fixes across stability, color, tools, and localization. New FeaturesEnhance EdgeClean up color fringe along mask edges. Select a mask, pick Enhance Edge from the Contextual Task Bar or by right-clicking a layer mask, and Photoshop uses AI to decontaminate the edge while holding onto fine detail like hair and fur. It uses 20 generative credits, and Content Credentials are recorded on the output layer. View Post.Redesigned Stock panelSearch, preview, and license Adobe Stock content without leaving Photoshop. Browse free and paid assets, drag them straight to your canvas, and keep an eye on your credit balance from the panel. View Post. ImprovementsRelightContent Credentials are now recorded on Relight output layers. The Original Lighting slider now defaults to 100% for a brighter starting point (was 50%). Added X and Y position sliders in Light Prop
Quick Compare gives you a built-in view for toggling between your current edited state and the original — where "original" is how the file looked when you opened it this session.Enter the modal view and zoom, pan, and move freely to inspect exactly the details you care about. Use Single View to flip between states, or Split View to drag a slider and reveal the before/after in place.It's already resonating with how people work:"A simple way to demonstrate the before/after view — great for visualizing the changes from a technique I just taught." "I do a lot of rebuild work as a finisher for entertainment, and I have to make sure items don't jump too much. This would be SUPER helpful." "Perfect for deciding whether I've gone too far when iterating through adjustments and manipulations." Give it a test drive and tell us what you think — your feedback shapes where this goes next.
Quickly clean-up unwanted objects that pull attention away from your main subject.General Distraction Removal (beta) in the Remove Tool automatically finds and removes common distractions—like poles, vehicles, and visual clutter—with just a few clicks.How to try it in Photoshop (beta) for desktop:1. Select the Remove Tool from the toolbar.2. In the Options bar, click Find Distractions.3. Click Find next to General Distractions.A color‑coded list of detected distractions appears, and each distraction is highlighted on the canvas with a matching overlay. You can change the color of the distraction overlay by clicking on the color swatch in the panel. Select the Remove Tool, then choose Find General Distractions from the Options Bar to see color‑coded results and editable overlays 4. Use the checkboxes to turn targeting on or off for each distraction category.You can also refine the results by brushing directly on the canvas using the + / − controls in the Remove Tool options bar.
We are happy to introduce Enhance Edge is available in Beta (Aug 31, 2026 - 27.11.0 20260830.m.3655). WHAT IS THIS FEATURE Enhance Edge uses AI to analyze pixels at the edge of a mask, removing background color fringing while preserving fine details and generating smooth, natural-looking edges. This feature is particularly good at removing high contrast background colors from hair and fur.Enhance Edge is a Generative AI feature that costs 20 credits and requires an internet connection. HOW TO TEST 1. Open or place an image you would like to cut out or remove the background. Note that this feature is best used on color-contaminated edges.2. Select a pixel layer that contains an object or subject → Select Remove Background. Currently, Remove Background leaves a blue “halo” around the hair.Note: you can run Enhance Edge on any Layer Mask. Just select the Layer Mask in the Layers Panel and right-click the thumbnail to open the context menu. Select "Enhance edge" 3. On the Mask C
We are happy to introduce an update to Photoshop, scratch disk monitoring. Photoshop uses a scratch disk—a portion of your hard drive—to store temporary files and as virtual memory when the computer's RAM is insufficient for operations. If your scratch disk runs out of space, you risk losing unsaved work. This update could help you avoid that by monitoring the available space. What is the update? At launch, Photoshop will verify that you have the recommended amount of scratch disk space. If you do not, a popup will alert you and allow you to: Switch to a larger scratch disk volume Delete files on your hard drive to free up additional space Add and designate an external hard drive as an scratch disk Close the popup and continue working Opt out of future warnings Click “Learn more” for additional info. Want to set the recommended threshold for your scratch disk warning? By default, you will get a warning if your free space is less than 45GB. Here’s how chan
Hi Everybody,We are pleased to share that the backend infrastructure for UXP plugins has been updated and is now available in the Photoshop Beta build starting with Adobe Photoshop Version: 27.8.0 20260510.m.3537. This update ensures a more consistent look and feel for Photoshop UXP plugins across Creative Cloud applications and lays the foundation for future UI enhancements and shared capabilities. This change is not expected to affect UI look and feel of most of your UXP plugins, but please do let us know in case if you notice functional or visual changes in your favorite plugins.Thanks,Photoshop Team
What's New in Photoshop Beta This month's Photoshop Beta update brings two new ways to work in Prompt to Edit, Markup and Dynamic Layer, higher-resolution generation, and stronger Content Credentials, along with fixes across selections, Cloud Documents, and file handling. New FeaturesMarkup in Prompt to EditDraw directly on your image inside Prompt to Edit: select areas to recolor, add text annotations, or brush in rough shapes for size and position, then generate. In this beta, Markup works with Gemini models. View Post.Dynamic Layer in Prompt to EditUse a slider to move through a series of generated edits, from the original image to the result, instead of re-prompting. View Post.Higher-resolution generation with Gemini modelsGenerate at up to 4K resolution with supported Gemini models for sharper, more detailed results.Content Credentials for Firefly-generated imagesImages generated with Firefly are now signed with Content Credentials using production infrastructure, so authenticity
Rotate Object lets you quickly transform 2D objects into rotatable 3D images, allowing rotation (spin, tilt, dolly) from any viewpoint to match perspective and depth. (Version: 27.5.0 20260311.m.3453)HOW TO TEST:1. Open or place an image 2. Select a pixel layer that contains an object. PRO TIP: You may want to duplicate the layer → as the layer will be converted to a Rotate Object LayerCmd + T to enter transform mode or Edit > Rotate Object Click the Rotate object button in the context bar - note this feature is 20 Generative Credits, the first 3 tries do not deduct generative credits.3. After the 3D conversion is complete, the initial rotated object will be a low-res PREVIEW. The layer was converted to a Rotate object layer. DIFFERENT WAYS TO ROTATE AN OBJECT: Contextual Task Bar: click to use the Rotate and Tilt sliders. Click and drag the blue on-canvas controls around the object. Right-click on the object and drag (on-canvas for unconstrained rotation). Properties panel:
Browsing, importing and licensing Adobe stock in Photoshop is getting an overhaul. No more searching for stock content in Photoshop, only to have to tab-hop out to the Stock website to complete the process. This brings Photoshop up-to-grade with the experience you would get in Premiere today.What's actually new hereUpgraded browsing experience now returns free and paid content (not just free), expanding the choices you see when browsing. Drag-and-drop straight from the panel onto the canvas Preview-to-license— license a full-res asset directly from something you previously previewed, no digging required (from the properties panel or the layer panel context menu) Credit balance visible in-panel for subscribersWhere to test it (known WIP)Try every entry point you can find — File menu, Window menu, context bar, Add Image button, frame tool, Photoshop Home. Some may still route to the old experience or not be live yet — that's expected right now, just flag which ones aren't updated.What if
This month's update brings on-device removal powered by a downloadable AI model, the Remove Tool's ability to detect signs, poles, and other distractions beyond people, Live Filter Layers for non-destructive filtering directly in the layer stack, and the ability to send documents straight to Firefly Boards. A broad set of generative AI, interface, and file handling bugs have also been resolved. Feature Updates & Additions On-Device Remove ToolYou can now download an AI model (approximately 4 GB) to run generative removals entirely on your device, with no internet connection required. Processing is faster, works offline, and is well suited for enterprise or restricted-network environments. On NVIDIA-equipped systems, the model now correctly uses GPU acceleration for optimal performance.General Distractors DetectionThe Remove Tool can now automatically detect and remove signs, poles, trash, and other unwanted objects, not just people and wires. One-click removal handles a broader ran
We are excited to announce the latest updates to the Actions panel which are now in Photoshop beta!As part of our continuous efforts to improve the Actions panel, we have introduced some changes to help streamline your editing workflows. 🆕 Introducing the Essentials tabWe're excited to unveil the rebranded "Essentials" tab (formerly known as the "Suggestions" tab). The new Essentials tab provides a new default set of categorized actions, created to help simplify common editing workflows from edit to export. Check it out!Go to Window > Actions. Browse through the Essentials set of actions and select the ones that fit your workflow. Essentials categories include: Basic Adjustments, Subject & Background, Creative Effects, Guides, Resize, and Export. Please try out the new Essential actions and share your feedback with us! Thank you!
Edit your whole image by describing the change, and now direct that edit two new ways: draw or add text on the canvas to guide your generation, or use a slider to view a generated result. Prompt to edit is a streamlined, whole-image editing experience in Photoshop desktop. Open it from Edit > Prompt to edit or the Contextual Task Bar, type what you want changed across the canvas, pick a model, and generate. Results come back as a new layer so you can compare with the original. This build adds two features that build on it. Prompt to edit feature on Contextual Taskbar (CTB) What's newMarkupShow the change instead of describing it. Draw directly on your image inside Prompt to Edit: select areas to recolor, add text annotations, or brush in rough shapes for size and position, then generate. Markup tools require a Gemini model (Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro) for this Beta release. Switch to another model and the tools disable, with a tooltip explaining why.Example Brush and Text Anno
We are excited to announce the beta launch of an on-device generative AI model for the Remove Tool!You can now download the Generative AI model onto your personal device and work off-line and process locally - ideal when internet connections are unreliable or when cloud processing isn’t preferred. (It’s kind of a big deal!) How to:Select the Remove Tool. In the Options bar, open the Mode drop‑down (Auto / GenAI On / GenAI Off). In the Generative AI Processing section, choose Device.If the Device option is dimmed and unavailable, your system does not meet the minimum requirements to run the model. When prompted, click Download to start the download (approximately 5 GB). Once the download completes, the on‑device model will be used automatically. Switch between Cloud and Device processing at any time from the Mode drop‑down.Choose the Remove Tool, then visit the Mode drop-down in the Options Bar to find the Generative AI processing options.System RequirementsThis is a GPU‑intensive feat
We've upgraded the classic Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer into Light, bringing more powerful, non-destructive lighting controls directly into your layer-based workflow. With the new Light adjustment layer, you get:Exposure Contrast Highlights Shadows Whites BlacksA few important notes:• Brightness/Contrast has NOT gone away. It's now part of the Light adjustment layer and remains available through the Legacy controls menu.• Existing actions & plugins that use Brightness/Contrast will continue to work as expected. You can update them at any time to take advantage of the latest high-quality controls.• It is available for 8-bit and 16-bit RGB images. For all other color modes, Brightness/Contrast continues to work exactly as it does today.The goal is to give you more precise control over all lighting adjustments while preserving compatibility with your existing workflows.We'd love to hear your feedback as you try it out in Photoshop Beta.
Save As and Save a Copy now let you customize your file format list.When you choose Save As or Save a Copy, Photoshop shows every supported format, all 25 of them. Most people only ever use a handful, and scrolling past formats you'll never need slows you down.With this feature, you can trim that list down to just the formats you actually use, so finding the right one takes seconds instead of a search. How to access: Edit > Customize Save Dialog File Formats…Default view:Drag a File Format to the Disabled File Formats column:After dragging the Cineon File Format to the Disabled File Formats column:After dragging multiple File Formats to the Disabled File Formats column:
The Remove Tool just got even easier to use. It now includes a dedicated Contextual Task Bar (CTB) that brings the most important controls right to your cursor—so you can stay focused on your image, not the options bar.Distraction Removal Brush + Brush - Remove After Each Stroke on/off Create New Layer on/offWhat’s newKey controls at your fingertipsQuickly access the most-used Remove Tool options without moving your cursor across the screen. Distraction removal drop-down Choose Distraction Removal with the drop-down list. Add & Subtract brushes Easily refine your selection by adding to or subtracting from the target area. Auto-apply after each stroke Toggle whether Remove runs automatically after every brush stroke. Create on new layer Choose to make edits non-destructive with a simple on/off toggle. Quick feedback button Share feedback on results in just a click—this helps us improve the tool for you. Dynamic action buttonsRemove and Cancel appear when you n
Preferences Update: April + MayApril focused heavily on preferences stability, fixing several crashes and session issues tied to the Modern UI framework. May brought a long-requested filter improvement and a toolbar reliability fix.What's newNew toggle to prevent accidental brush opacity changes while dragging the resize HUD (community-requested) Filters now remember your last-used settings when reapplying via Ctrl/Cmd+F, instead of resetting to defaults each timeBugs fixedFour crashes and UI issues caused by the Modern UI framework during preferences reset -- including black documents on launch, startup failures, and disappearing UI elements Object Selection Tool settings no longer revert between sessions Keyboard shortcuts for the modernized Toolbar no longer break after a clean preferences reset Thanks,Cory - Photoshop Product Manager
This month's update includes a redesigned Generative Fill interface with reference image support and an updated model picker in the contextual task bar. Rotate Object received visual and interaction refinements, and a broad set of stability and workflow issues have been resolved across Generative AI, Adjustments, Actions, and Type. Feature Updates & Additions Generative Fill: Redesigned InterfaceThe Generative Fill dialog has been redesigned. Reference images are now accessible directly in the interface, with no need to switch to a separate panel. The model picker now appears in the contextual task bar alongside the prompt. A curated set of models replaces the previous long scrolling list, making it faster to switch between Firefly, Gemini, and other available options. Your generative AI credit balance is now visible in the contextual task bar while you work. Firefly Image 3 is no longer available in the Generative Fill model picker. The new default model is Firefly Fill & Expa
Firefly Image 5 enables a new instruction‑based editing workflow in Generative Fill and it's currently in Photoshop (Beta) for desktopFirefly Image 5 is Adobe's most advanced image generation and editing model yet; you can edit images more intuitively and precisely with just a prompt. Simply describe your edits with natural language instructions to transform the entire image—such as changing time of day or modifying a subject’s pose - making the precise changes you want with high quality results, while keeping the rest of your pixels and the details of your original image the same. How to try it:1. Open an image and select the entire canvas (Select > Select All…).(While smaller selections are supported, this beta performs best when the full image is selected.)2. Click Generative Fill in the Contextual Task Bar.3.Choose Firefly Image 5 (Preview) from the model picker in the Contextual Task Bar.4. Enter a clear, instructional prompt (for example: “change the time of day to sunset”).5.
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