Feature Requests

I would like to suggest adding a dedicated command in the Keyboard Shortcuts settings that allows switching between Tool Presets — such as "Next Tool Preset" and "Previous Tool Preset."Currently, there's no way to assign a shortcut for selecting a different Tool Preset directly. The only available options are for managing presets (load, save, reset, etc.), but not for navigating through them during active work.This feature would greatly enhance workflow efficiency, especially for users who rely heavily on Tool Presets and want to cycle through them quickly without using the mouse. Please consider adding this functionality to make Tool Preset usage more dynamic and keyboard-friendly. 

I would love to have a preferences item that allows me to remove the 19 file formats that I will never use to make the 3 or 4 file formats I do use much easier to find in the list.

I have a lot of images consisting primarily of light text, on a dark background, for  example:I write programs in Linux.  Linux has lots of commands, and most commands have LOTS of options (parameters) -- too much for my old brain to retain, so I copy and print articles from the web, which typically contain images like that shown above. I have tried various filters to clarify the text, plus selection tools on enlarged images then painting the selections and inverses with the paintbrush, but with only limited improvements in the readability of the text.  It would be great if an AI tool could recognize and sharpen the text.

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The preview window for Select > Color Range is way too small.  As an artwork seperator for screen printing, it would be great to have an option to preview my selection in my entire window like you can with layer masks.  This tool is incredibly useful, but for selecting graduated areas you have to refine your selection by trial and error. 

Do not allow photoshop to clear history on an image until that image is closed, history is manually cleared by the user, or photoshop is closed.  Example: I flatten a layered image, accidentally hit ctrl-save and history is cleared. I now cannot revert in history to regain my layered psd because I saved over it with the flattened psd. My fault. But WHY is the history wiped when the image is still open? What good is history if it is cleared before you close the image?

Just curious, as to how many "left handed" users are part of this community? I'm sure I'm not the only one. With all the changes and wonderful updates Adobe releases every year, I'm wondering if they will ever give the option to change the interface for some of the major tools used in PS to accomodate us left handed people. I would love to actually scroll thru my layers and be able to see the thumbnails at the same time instead of having my wrist constantly in the way and that's just one of the tools that has the scroll button on the right side of the tool. Lightroom came out with the update to move their Developement dropdowns to the left side, which is a great beginning. Having used this software since the late 80's, I think it's about time to give us left handers the ability to use the tools without some appendage in the way. I'm really kind of surprised this hasn't been brought up before, I mean one of the main brush designers and a major contributor to Adobe's new iPad drawing sof

Hi PS team,I was wondering if more handles could be assigned in the warp mode,  the current 16 handles seem not up for the job for precision editing such as horizon and sea level involved when stitching several frames together. Thank you! Cheers, Donald

Having the ability to perform upscaling within Photoshop would be a fantastic application. I am an editor of illustrated books and we often encounter the problem of wanting to enlarge a drawing, but the printed resolution limits us. I am familiar with the Super Zoom tool in Neural Filters, but it's not the same because that function involves cropping, which is not ideal. It would be a tremendous asset to incorporate this feature into Photoshop. Greetings and thank you.

Hi Adobe, I find my workflow has now settled into a fully Adobe applications one, great for you guys. However I am not an Enterprise user, therefore can't access Frame io from within Photoshop and indeed Lightroom. I can do this from within Premier & Aftereffects. So why do I have to be an Enterprse user to avoid the workaround of exporting files then uploading them outside of Photoshop ? It's an annoying and seemingly uneccessary restriction. It would be great if this barrier could be lifted. Thank You Jonathan

Libtiff and tools that use it (gdal, qgis, and man more) support zstd compression. It does quite well and is pretty fast.

Surprisingly, this command is still not in the menu.Luckily, I know the shortcut (Shift+Ctrl+Alt+E), but do all newbies know it?Those who like to learn software on their own, by trial and error, will never guess... I've noticed it while recording an action; as you know, it's better to use the menu commands for it. But... you won't find it there.  

Hi Photoshop Team,I have a feature suggestion that could improve the Quick Mask experience. Currently, when using Quick Mask mode and brushing a large circle or shape, it only paints the mask along the brush stroke — it doesn’t auto-fill the inside of the shape like the Remove Tool does.It would be incredibly useful if Photoshop could recognize a closed brush stroke (like a circle) in Quick Mask mode and automatically fill the enclosed area, similar to how the Remove Tool or Lasso Tool with Content-Aware Fill works. This would speed up masking workflows, especially when selecting large or simple shapes.Optional behavior could be:If the stroke closes, Photoshop detects it as a shape and fills the inside.Maybe a modifier key (like Shift or Ctrl) could trigger the fill behavior after completing a closed stroke.Thanks for considering this! It would be a powerful addition to the already great masking tools.

In order to be able to edit a PS document in Fresco, the document must be in 8 bits, to convert the 16-batter document to 8 bits, it is necessary to pass through PS on a computer.You have to add this option on PS on iPad to be able to solve this problem without leaving the iPad, you don't always have a computer with either.

Kindly consider adding an Auto Mask checkbox to the Brush Tool. It would be a highly valuable feature. I'm familiar with the Object Selection Tool. Just not the same.

We need a neural filter auto face swapper - there are free softwares outside of Photoshop that do it with AI assistance and it looks great - Its not something most people will need but previs, digital comics etc it would save so much time - not to mention the fun of face swapping as a goof. 

Perhaps in a future update we could allow users to save settings for sky replacements, or at least make them "sticky" I use them a TON and would love to create a 1 - click action for them. 

いつもお世話になっております。田中と申します。何年も願っていることなのですが、Photoshop（iPad版）にアートボード機能が実装されれば、色々と業務の幅が広がりそうです。ご要望としてお送りさせてください。何卒どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。

ID files can preferentially read the current “Document fonts” directory to get the fonts they use as if they were already installed.I wonder if AI and PS have this feature?

Considering that a wide range of Persian-speaking graphic designers around the world rely on Adobe Photoshop as a fundamental tool—and the number of users continues to grow—there remains a major issue: Persian text rendering.In the Middle Eastern version of Photoshop, Arabic is the default supported language, and Persian is only partially accommodated under those same settings. While the two languages share visual similarities, they are structurally different in key ways. This leads to issues in proper character display, text direction, kerning, and overall typography in Persian.We respectfully propose the creation of an independent Persian language engine within Photoshop, separate from the Arabic language support. This would greatly enhance the usability of the software for Persian speakers and allow for more accurate and professional-level Persian typography.Thank you for considering this request to improve the experience of a significant and growing community of Adobe users.

The sketching pencil in Fresco is the best pencil. There are none like in in Photoshop. i tried a lot, but realy they are al minor to the one in Fresco. As I work on one project partly on the Ipad and partly in my Macbook, I need to use the same bushes in both programs. Load brushec from PS to Fresco is possible. But not the other way round. And Thats the way I need to go with this nice sketching pencil. Please remove this obstruction.

I've been playing around with the new generative fill feature and one feature I'd really like to see implimented is the ability to toggle whether or not the fill pulls visual data from nearby artboards. I don't see lot of use cases where it'd be valuable to be able to do that and what often happens is the scraps of visual data from nearby images will muddle the final result. I often use Photoshop to comp together storyboards and it can get frustrating if I'm just trying to extend a scene in an ocean image and the results come out with bits of brick wall from a nearby artboard. I think a toggle feature would allow you to decide what would work best for your workflow. 

Photoshop keeps evolving - new AI tools, smart features, and better performance with each version. But one thing still feels very old: The Freehand Lasso Tool. Right now, if you release your mouse or pencil while drawing a selection, the tool connects back to the starting point - ending the selection too early. There’s a Space bar trick, but it’s not very intuitive. In comparison, tools like Adobe Fresco or Procreate allow you to release and continue from the last point. It’s easier, modern, and much more comfortable for detailed work. And, yes, I mean the Desktop Version of Adobe Fresco. Since this smooth behavior already exists in Fresco, I believe Photoshop could also benefit from it. It would bring a small but very meaningful upgrade to the overall experience.Respectfully, Temo

Photoshop CS5 was deleted when I operated Adobe Cleaner Tool.Is there any methos to recover it ?Please let me know. Thanks and regards,Yuji 

已思考若干秒 Feature Request: One‑Click “Remove All‑Black Layers” Command Background & Pain Points In complex PSD files, it’s common to accumulate dozens or even hundreds of layers that contribute nothing to the final image—either because they’re pure-black pixel layers or their layer masks are entirely black. Manually hunting down and deleting these layers is tedious and error‑prone. Existing script‑based workarounds require setup, can be fragile across versions, and still force users into multi‑step workflows. Key Requirements Auto‑detect Pure‑Black Pixel Layers Identify and remove any normal pixel layer where every non‑transparent pixel is RGB(0,0,0). Auto‑detect Fully‑Black Masks Identify and remove any layer (or group) whose layer mask is 100% black (i.e. completely hides its contents). One‑Click Cleanup Expose a single command (e.g. in the Layers menu or right‑click context menu) labeled “Remove All‑Black Layers” that scans the document and deletes all match