Feature Requests

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Because the latest distiller settings are tougher and error frequently, InDesign users need a way to easily export documents as print spreads (imposed from reader spreads) from the “print booklet” option. Currently I can either print to my home printer or print to postscript, but not print to pdf.

Just got the new update and am extremely irritated with the sudden change to layout. I have a flow. I know where the undo buttons are, I know where the tools are without thinking. Now I have to relearn all of that. Why did they have to make such a sudden and drastic change? I’m right handed. Now I have to reach all the way across the screen to undo something. Look, if people like it, just make it so you can change it back if you want to. Adobe.[Profanity removed by moderator]

Dear Adobe team,I would like to report what appears to be a long-standing accessibility-related bug in Photoshop on macOS.When the macOS pointer size is increased in Accessibility settings, Photoshop also enlarges the brush cursor visually. However, the actual brush size does not change. This creates a mismatch between the visible brush cursor and the real tool size, making precise work difficult or misleading.This is especially problematic because increasing the system cursor size is an accessibility setting. Users who rely on a larger pointer for visibility should not have Photoshop’s brush cursor accuracy affected as a side effect.• Expected behavior:The Photoshop brush cursor should reflect the actual brush size, regardless of the macOS pointer size setting.• Current behavior:The brush cursor is visually enlarged when the macOS pointer size is increased, but the actual brush stroke remains at the original size.This issue has been mentioned by users online for years, so it seems to

I’d like an option to collapse or expand all action sets in the new action panel, either with a menu item option or with a keyboard modifier when clicking on an action set:  

I open the find/replace popup, and instead of typing I would like to copy/paste text into it live. Often I am editing files that need text changed and having that capability to grab text, and drop into the find/replace fields live would save having to close/open repeat….

Learn what a swimsuit is.  I need to recover photos I took 50 years ago from parties at our pool.  I will need generative fill and expand.  You ban photos that show navels but allow photos with pubic hair showing.  Your values are unclear.  Do I need a different photo editor?

The swatch palette in Photoshop is easy to change accidentally, by accidentally deleting a swatch or moving it from its given place in the palette to another. Having the option to lock the palette and require permission if changes are made would make it easier to always know that each swatch will be where the user expects it to be.

Please have PS remember the previously entered values for Brightness/Contrast and Hue/Saturation to make it easer when adjusting subsequent layers. The values could already be in the fields when the dialog opens. No more writing down or trying to remember the last values you used. Thanks!

I make a lot of actions with the Actions panel. When I test out my new action, I go into the panel’s menu and change the speed so I can more easily debug my complicated baby action. But then I have to change it back, which is annoying. It would be great to see this:Within Actions/Playback Options, add a checkbox to add the “Performance” items to the bottom of the Actions panel. When checked, buttons corresponding to the three speeds, Accelerated, Step by Step, and Pause For:x, would appear. OR, just leave them there permanently without a checkbox to add, there’s certainly room for them.

We can save a “New Brush Preset” but if the new preset has the same name as an existing one, Photoshop Doesn’t Ask  if you want to replace it, like it does with files, workspaces, etc. So you end up with another version (with an automatically appended number) and then you have to delete the other one.It just seems logical that PS should ask if you want to replace it if the name is the same.

luckily I found the “classic” option! 

As @D Fossee pointed out, the eraser tool is pixel destructive so layer masks have become a more efficient and flexible way to “erase” I’d like to see the Eraser tool automatically create a layer mask and “paint” to that alpha instead of destroying the pixels. Since we’re at it, holding the tilde key could paint to the layer mask instead of switching to the destructive eraser tool. Or perhaps you could remove the destructive Eraser tool altogether since it seems to be ‘unused’ by so many illustrators nowadays. Thanks for the consideration! 🎉

Add a thumbnail preview inside the Artboards panel, similar to PowerPoint slides, so designers can quickly identify each artboard visually without navigating back and forth on the canvas.This would help designers:Quickly know where they are Spot missing or unfinished artboards Export the correct artboard faster Review layout consistency at a glance Save time in multi-artboard projectsPlease add visual thumbnails/previews to the Artboards panel, similar to PowerPoint slides, so designers can quickly identify, review, and export artboards without constantly navigating across the canvas.

Add a thumbnail preview inside the Artboards panel, similar to PowerPoint slides, so designers can quickly identify each artboard visually without navigating back and forth on the canvas.This would help designers:Quickly know where they are Spot missing or unfinished artboards Export the correct artboard faster Review layout consistency at a glance Save time in multi-artboard projectsPlease add visual thumbnails/previews to the Artboards panel, similar to PowerPoint slides, so designers can quickly identify, review, and export artboards without constantly navigating across the canvas.

I would like to request an improvement to the confirmation dialogs shown when using AI Denoise and AI Sharpen in Photoshop.Currently, every time I intentionally use AI Denoise or AI Sharpen, Photoshop displays a confirmation dialog explaining that the feature uses a Topaz partner AI model and may consume generative credits.I understand that this information is important, especially for first-time use. However, displaying the same confirmation dialog every single time interrupts the workflow unnecessarily. These features are selected and used intentionally by the user, so repeated confirmation becomes more of a disruption than a useful warning.Please add a “Don’t show again” checkbox to these dialogs, similar to other Photoshop warning dialogs. Ideally, the warning should appear only the first time, and users should be able to re-enable it later from Preferences if needed.Requested improvements:- Add a “Don’t show again” checkbox to the AI Denoise confirmation dialog- Add the same optio

In recent versions of Photoshop, the Crop Tool no longer automatically snaps to the actual pixel bounds of a rotated image in the way it used to.Previously, when rotating slightly and then cropping, the crop frame would naturally align to the real edges of the image content. This made it easy to avoid leaving unintended empty/black edges in the corners.Currently, the tool instead assumes that the user may want to expand the canvas (e.g. via Generative Expand), and does not respect the true pixel boundaries in the same way. This makes precise cropping slower and increases the risk of leaving small artifacts (e.g. thin black triangles in corners).Request:Please add an option (or restore default behavior) for:Automatic snapping of the crop boundary to the actual rotated pixel edges A “strict pixel bounds” mode that ignores AI/expansion assumptionsWhy this matters:In photojournalism and other documentary contexts, it is essential that images are not altered beyond basic adjustments. AI-gen

I'm trying to switchover from Adobe Bridge to Lightroom for tracking and sorting photos. I have literally hundreds of keywords, lots of species and common names, in Bridge.  I need a proper photo catalog again, and Lightroom is what's there.  But....it turns out Bridge will happily export those keywords to an .xml or .txt file, but Lightroom will not import them directly because Lightroom disallows punctuation characters in keywords.But after I worked with text edit to remove/replace all of the forbidden characters, and imported the xml file into Lightroom, it did import them, but kept all the formatting stuff...So each of these lines came out as keywords<?xml version="10" encoding="UTF 8" standalone="yes" ?><keywords version="2">    <set name="Characteristic" disclosed="false">        <item name="Geolocator screenshot" />        <item name="inset closeup" />        <item name="Landscape" />        <set name="macro" disclosed="true">           

One of the things I have noticied over using several Adobe apps over the years is the level of documentation between the apps. Having an extensive background in various database and OS software the developers for the most part provide comprehensive Release Notes and Changelogs with their apps. This allows the user to see what has changed and when. There is a myriad of reasons why this is important. However, this logic does not seem to apply to all Adobe Teams. In fact on of the Adobe Employee responded in one posting in this community group pointing to a "Summary" when asked about Release Notes. The request for Release Notes and Changelogs have been made a number of times, and have went unanswered. I came across a good article today describing the purpose and differences between them. Can only hope Photoshop management takes a minute to review the article.https://featureos.app/blog/best-changelog-and-release-notes-software-featureos

Is there a way to align layers in photoshop on the iPad? Seems like there should be as it is impossible to Center anything. 

I updated to Photoshop version 22.5.0 and just noticed that File > Export > Export As has a majorly dumbed down JPEG quality menu. Photoshop is for professionals. Having accurate control over quality is import for optimizing to a small file size. Giving a few choices (and not even telling us what quality they are) is not acceptable for a pro app. I know for now I can go into prefs and use the legacy version, but please bring back the quality percentage!   I also posted this on the Photoshop Feedback website which I think is a more appropriate place to discuss this, but wanted to see what other people think. It's probably best to comment there so Adobe knows. Photoshop Feedback: Bring back JPEG quality percentage to Export As dialog    {Moderator edited title - PS-71391}

Add the ability for us to pan around the canvas using the middle mouse button. It's more time saving to use it compared to going for the spacebar since your hand is already on the mouse. We have been asking for this feature for over 10 years. We shouldn't have to look for third party software or buy gaming mice with programable buttons to jerry rig something close enough at this point. Some people can't use normal/gaming mice anyways due to injury or disability so we're locked out of those options. Last I checked you have this canvas panning feature in After Effects. Why introduce super useful features, but keep them exclusive to only one of your apps? I've noticeed this so many times on different Adobe programs it's honestly annoying..

Love the new turntable feature. But it feels like its missing a feature to export to AE.That would be very cool!

I would like to show the actions listed in the Action panel with different colors similar to what I am able to achieve with menu items. I believe this used to be possible, but I can not find out how to achieve this feature. I do not want the actions displayed in button mode. I want to see the list as shown in the figure below.