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The current version of Photoshop continues to have issues. Especially in versions after 26.0, the Remove Tool often triggers crash reports after being used a few times and operates very slowly.(Please don’t mention the Faster or More Stable options, as they are not fundamental solutions to the problem.)     This is how the Remove Tool performs in version 25.12.While 25.12 isn’t the most stable version, its speed isn’t too bad. (As I’ve mentioned in other threads, there’s also this bug: in versions 25.12/26.2, it seems that the first stroke is always processed by the CPU, which makes it slow, while the GPU seems to take over from the second stroke onward.)       And this is how the Remove Tool performs in version 26.2. You’ll definitely notice the difference in speed—it’s extremely slow. During the time you wait for it to process, the results are either the same as in 25.12, fail to remove the object properly, or trigger a crash report, making it a very unstab

Hi everyone,I’m constantly running into a very frustrating issue while using the Crop Tool in Photoshop. Almost every single day, and sometimes 2 to 3 times a day, I get the following error pop-up:"Kırpma aracı bir program hatası nedeniyle (1a2d9a.302) kullanılamadı." (English equivalent: "Could not use the crop tool because of a program error.")I have attached a screenshot of the exact moment it happens (image_bae30e.jpg). It completely disrupts my workflow.Important Trigger Note: I noticed a pattern: I'm not 100% sure, but this error usually triggers right after I use AI-powered tools, especially the Remove Tool. Once I'm done with the AI tool and switch back to the Crop Tool, Photoshop gives this error.Here are some details about my setup: When it occurs: Right after using AI features/Remove Tool, then switching to the Crop Tool. Frequency: Daily, sometimes multiple times a day. Photoshop Version: [Photoshop v27.7.0] OS: Windows 11  GPU: [ NVIDIA RTX 5060 laptop GPU] What I'

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Hello. The context task bar in Photoshop v.26.8.0 is not fully displayed (looks like it's cut off), the other panels are fine. This bug is observed at a monitor 27" with resolution of 2560 x 1440px, scaling 100%. (this problem was not observed on the monitor 24" Full HD). Changing the settings of the Photoshop interface parameters does not change anything. Resetting the program settings also does not change anything.  System Windows 10 x64 22H2, GPU RTX3050 with the latest driver for now NVIDIA Studio Driver 576.80.  Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi everyone,I heavily rely on the Artboards feature to manage multiple layouts within a single document, and it provides great convenience for my workflow. However, for a long time now, it has suffered from severe bugs, optimization flaws, and performance bottlenecks. Furthermore, many of the newer features added to Photoshop do not work properly within artboards. The lack of attention to these issues in recent updates makes it feel like the developer team has neglected this core feature.Below is a detailed breakdown of the structural bugs I’ve encountered. If you are experiencing the same bottlenecks, please comment and upvote to bring this to the development team's attention. I sincerely hope it gets fixed soon.Although I am not an app developer, I have been using Photoshop's artboards feature for a long time, and I believe the root of all these problems lies within how the system operates.Behind the scenes, Photoshop treats a document with multiple artboards as a single, gigantic ca

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When I manually resize the main window in Photoshop CC, and then switch to a different image by clicking on a tab, the window resizes, usually just vertically. Extremely annoying!   How do I make it so that when I manually resize the main window, it stays that size.   Thanks in advance!

Since the last update, Photoshop has been going through a consisted bug that drives me insane.Out of the blue, the OPEN file option ceases to function. In fact, all options in the FILE menu are greyed out except for the OPEN RECENT dropdown menu.Even if I try to open a file by dragging it to the dock (in Mac) over the PS icon, it will not open. NOT EVEN THE DAMN QUIT PHOTOSHOP command or option work. I have to force quit the app.Great right?You guys up the price to 80€/month and then drop on us this kind of stupid crap.Below a screenshot of the File menu in all its mangled glory.I’m in fairly new iMac, up to date OS and up to date app.With every update, with every pay upgrade, we get more and more flawed and bugged versions.Enough is enough.  

Since the last update, Photoshop has been going through a consisted bug that drives me insane.Out of the blue, the OPEN file option ceases to function. In fact, all options in the FILE menu are greyed out except for the OPEN RECENT dropdown menu.Even if I try to open a file by dragging it to the dock (in Mac) over the PS icon, it will not open. NOT EVEN THE DAMN QUIT PHOTOSHOP command or option work. I have to force quit the app.Great right?You guys up the price to 80€/month and then drop on us this kind of stupid crap.Below a screenshot of the File menu in all its mangled glory.I’m in fairly new iMac, up to date OS and up to date app.With every update, with every pay upgrade, we get more and more flawed and bugged versions.Enough is enough.  

There is a similiar thread about this issue, but since it's years old (and marked as "solved") I will start a new bugreport. When I use the clone stamp, the source reference (the crosshair cursor) is not visible when you hide any selection.   CTRL + H = hide edges = hide clone stamp cursor.    I think it's a bug, since it doesn't make sense. I want to hide selection edges when cloning, but not the clone source/ crosshair itself.     Windows 11 | 64 bit | Photoshop 26.6.1      

Hello,After the latest update, the decimal separator for the centimeter unit in the Canvas Size option has been changed to a period instead of a comma. Previously, it was a comma. Since we are accustomed to entering measurements using the numeric keypad—and there is no period key on the numeric keypad—we are experiencing difficulties.I kindly request that the comma be restored as the decimal separator.Thank you,Vedat

Hello all, This happened to me for the first time today and it took me a while to pinpoint what triggers it.If I have a smart object and apply camera raw filters to it, the object gets messed up when I scale it. Parts of it would be blurry and parts of it would be regular.After some tries, I figured this happened when one of those filters is lens blur. What happens is, the smart object is scaled, but the mask of the lens blur does not scale with it.Take the example I've attached. The image is converted to a smart object and in camera raw presets, adaptive: blur background (strong) is applied. When I scale the image down, (i'm guessing) the mask for the blur background doesn't scale with it, resulting in a weird effect. This wasn't the case before, I would scale the image and all the filters would be just fine.First I thought I must have changed some setting by accident, but resetting my preferences did not help. Neither updating my PS and Camera Raw to the latest version. Any idea

Is it OK, that all custom Proof setups remain checked, even when I select Working CMYK back?It is really confusing.PS 27.6, Win 11   

I usually start with a RAW file. Then save it as TIF16 and finally convert it to 8 bit and save it as JPG. If, by mistake, I save it as GIF, then all EXIF data is gone “forever”. If I UNDO the operation and go back to the 16 bit version, the elimination of the data is NOT undone. At this point I have to close everything, re-open the TIF16, convert it to 8 bit and save it again as JPG.I don’t know if this is really a BUG but it wold be great if EXIF data could be part of the UNDO process as well!By the way: (suggestion): It would be great too if there was a key combination to SAVE AS TIF or SAVE AS JPG directly, without going through the dialog box, choose the file type, click OK, etc. This place is where the above mistake usually happens!

I upgraded to Photoshop 27.7 yesterday afternoon and see that the Export>Save for Web interface has been changed. Is it possible to use the legacy interface?In my previous workflow, exporting to a specific width went like this:1. Export>Save for Web (Cmd-Shift-Opt-S)2. Tab 3 times3. Set width4. Save fileIn the new interface:1. Export>Save for Web (Cmd-Shift-Opt-S)2. Tab 16—SIXTEEN—times3. Set width4. Save fileNot a deal-breaker, but I do this hundreds of times a week and have for decades. It’s muscle memory, and whatever has been changed doesn’t matter to me in the slightest.

Before update: Select, click on gen fill, type prompt and Enter to generate. After: It's like it loses focus and I have to click on the text bar bunch of times before I'm able to type. I can't even start generating by pressing enter.

This update broke the "default app" on Mac OS again... After the Update to 26.7 the default app is set to Adobe Acrobat, double clicking JPG or TIF will open the Preview App.  Photoshop can not be set as default app, it will always be set back to Acrobat.  Deleting Photoshop and installing Version 26.6.1 lets you set Photoshop as default and keeps it, so it's a problem of 26.7. I'm using Mac OS Sequoia 15.5 Please fix this, it's extremely annoying. Thanks.  

I am trying to update from Ps v.27.7 on a MacBook Air M4 with 24 GB RAM. At 47% it froze.I did a Cancel and it remains in Cancelling status. If I try to launch v.27.7, I get a popup saying it is corrupted. 

The "import video to layers" features is unusable after the latest update. Since I use this feature all the time this is critical for me!   - i am using a .mov file that has worked before (prores 4444, 10mb, 3seconds) - clicking ok makes the dialog hang 30 seconds with spinning beach ball - "Making layers" process takes 7 minutes! It took 7 seconds before! - the opened layers are all empty   Macbook Pro M3 Pro, macOS 15.1.1 Photoshop 26.1.0 20241113.r.121

Opening a JPG-file in PS 27.6. Then try to apply the remove tool. Immediately receive an error (with the request to send a report). Done so. Re-installed PS but no cure. Thanks for solving the issue.

OS : WIndows11 25h2 à jourPhotoshop 27.6sur une image jpg de 1920 x 1272 px/8 bits, je fais appel à l’IA Firefly (n’importe quelle version) avec le prompt “peinture à l’huile” après avoir sélectionné toute l’image. Après 1 à 2 minutes j’obtiens systématiquement le message “une erreur est survenue. veuillez réessayer ultérieurement”Et mes crédits sont quand même utilisés !!!

Keyboard shortcuts reset almost every time Photoshop starts. On top of that, almost every time I get a message saying it can’t load the custom workspace so it resets to default. I use a lot of custom shortcuts and panels so it’s maddening to have to redo this Sisyphean task several times a week.Anyone else constantly running into this?Release 27.6.0. 

There is a glitch with alpha channel videos, photoshop is not responding and freezing. It was working on version 25.6, problem started with the version 25.7. (Alpha channel videos were created using photoshop)  

Adobe Photoshop 2026Technical Bug Report for Adobe Photoshop 2026Subject: Issue with Canvas Size Unit Synchronization with Ruler PreferencesDescription: After the latest Photoshop 2026 update, there is a persistent issue where the Canvas Size dialog box does not automatically synchronize with the active Ruler Units. Previously, changing the Ruler units (e.g., from Pixels to Inches) would reflect as the default unit when opening the Canvas Size window. Currently, it requires manual adjustment every time, which disrupts the workflow.Steps to Reproduce: Set the Ruler units to 'Pixels' or 'Inches' by right-clicking the Ruler or via Preferences. Navigate to Image > Canvas Size. Observe that the unit in the Canvas Size dialog does not match the active Ruler unit (it often defaults to a previously used unit or a fixed standard). Expected Behavior: The Canvas Size dialog should automatically detect and match the primary Ruler unit set by the user to ensure consistency in measurement and

Generative upscaler in Photoshop automatically creates file names for upscaled images. The file names not only include accented characters* but it also include colon (:) or slash (/), which are characters banned for use in filenames since the 1970s and 1980s, respectively! Please fix this nonsense. On the attached screenshot, you can see, Photoshop internally uses colon in file name (“Měřítko :”) which means Scale. And when saving, the colon is converted into another forbidden character, slash. * Although files with accented filenames should work without any issues, some Adobe applications actually have problems with standard Unicode characters. In InDesign, for example, accented characters cause all sorts of problems and trigger nonsensical error messages claiming that folders or files do not exist. In 2026, several decades after the Unicode standard…