Feature Requests

Excellent Human Factors Brain-Friendly design of Photoshop (Beta) WebApp!   Thank you to the team at Adobe that designed and implemented this web version of Photoshop. It's therapeutic and fun-factors to usage are well designed, usage flow analyzed, and coded. I am pleased greatly that I see popups concerning expanding the features. One very minor possible modification would be an additional menu comand from the drop-down, to better center the image on the backdrop area, depending on browser sizing. Thanks very much again, and I appreciate your reading this. -- Patrick  

A dark mode for the Webversion of Photoshop would be awesome!  Maybe in the same colors/style than the web app 🙂

Background   Ellipses (…) after a menu option have been traditionally employed in GUIs to indicate to a user that if they select that option, further action will be required by the user for that operation to be performed. The ellipsis acts a visual cue to the user that more information will be required. In essence, the rationale behind it is to give the user confidence to explore the user interface safe in the knowledge that any menu option with an ellipsis can be cancelled without the image being affected. A simple, but clear, example is the difference between Save and Save As... in Photoshop.   In addition to not using ellipses for menu options that simply perform a command without any additional input, over time there has been a move towards eliminating the use of ellipses for menu options that purely open a new window or panel for informational purposes. For example, in macOS there is no ellipsis after the About This Mac menu option in the Apple menu. &nbsp

Background   Traditionally (i.e. in the desktop version of Photoshop), there has been a box to the left of the layer name in the Layers panel which is used to toggle the visibility of that layer. To indicate whether the layer is visible, Photoshop has used the eye icon. This eye icon has two visual states (not counting the empty box, which means the layer is not visible):    Fully black or white (depending on whether the user has chosen a light or dark interface color theme).  Gray   The first visual state (black or white) means the layer is visible. The second visual state (gray) means the layer is implicity not visible, as it is contained within a group that has had its visibility turned off.                   Currently   In Photoshop on the web (Beta) there is a very different visual implementation of the visibility icon:   While the eye icon is still used to represent the layer visibility, it has be

I would add the ability to use keyshort-cuts  would make the work flow go faster. 

Minha sugestão seria inserir mais opções de edição ao "efeitos de camada" somente somente o traçado e sombra projetada nos deixa muito limitado.  Um exemplo a ser adicionado seria a sobreposição de cor ou degradê.

Hello! I'm reviewing the beta to see if my team can transition to using the web-based app in order to preserve room on our Macbook Airs that heat up pretty quickly.   Some key features we're missing that would be required for the transition: -Grids/Guides (we tailor our photos to a 16:9 crop but need to see what the 1:1 square looks like within that crop dimension -Content-Aware Crop -Ability to resize the canvas and not just the image size   Thank you!

Right now it is very difficult to spot the layer you are working on in the layer menu. If the active layer had a green outline or some other color notation that would be very helpful.

Please make it dark

Please add a timeline function to this app. Please.

Bring this back please.

Why not upported the the most populry picture format(.jpg) in web, if in desktop is supporting... when do you plan to implement he sooport?

Background:In legacy versions of Photoshop, the Toolbar has used separators to group related tools. Since Photoshop CC 2017, those separators have been removed from the interface, with only the Edit Toolbar icon acting as a "separator" between the main tools and the Color, Quick Mask Mode, and Screen Mode icons. Currently:In Photoshop on the web (Beta), there is a single separator in the Toolbar between the Crop tool and Type tool icons. This separator appears to serve no purpose as the tools that come before and after the separator form no distinct group of related tools. Proposal:Move the separator in the Toolbar so it sits between the Eyedropper tool and the Color chips. The separator will then clearly act as a division between the two major parts of the Toolbar, and at the same time, add some consistency between Photoshop on the web (Beta) and its desktop counterpart. Image:

hello,so I think the action menu is super chaotic and outdated..if the developers could put a feature so you can put small thumbnails with customizable pictures next to the actions it would make this way better already.. almost all features have visual representations and I feel like the actions menu is lacking this bigtime.I also think it could be nice to be able to put groups in groups in the action menu so we can categorize our actions better and we don't end up with a long list of created actions.this could make a big difference in most people's workflow.answer something if you agree so the adobe developers see this and maybe add some ideas while you're at it 🙂

i used regenerative fill to change colour of a tshirt. example. change tshirt colour to red. but it shows me different style tshirts. two tone colour tshirts.it didn't work for me. to you?

File / Export / Export asI am saving artboards in different sizes (and with different suffixes) via "Export as". It would be a great help if i could enter a file name prefix, like in the the "Artboards to files" option. Thanks in advance!

In case I would like to lighthen some sector of greens in a photo, I can select by color and tone. For instance, I can select greens for selecting the grass, but would not select the red flowers in it. But it would be unnatural to lighten only the grass, I would also light the flowers and anything in that sector. I would like an option to fill those gaps in the selecction. 

I would be very helpfull if each layer has a full set of controls. Curves were incorporated and this was a game changer. I would also like to have the control in ecah layer of the color mixture for converting to black and white. For instance, I might want to make blues darker in the sky but not in a lake, global control does not allo

I wouls like to have controls over local structure like Nik Collection

It would be good to add in the text field of Generative Fill menu, fully functional text control. For example: HOME key returns the cursor to the beginning of the text, the END key sends the cursor to the end of the text, Shift plus Home, Shift plus END, etc. This would improve and facilitate the work with this field

Generative fill- I work with Stereoscopic image files, in the form of Left/Right images. Sometimes part of the image is cut off  on one of the two images that make up the Stereo image. Is there a way two use an image as a reference for the fill function to learn how to create the filled in image. Most of the image pairs I use are identical except there are taken with a unique Left and Right Camera. It would be great if there was a way to use an image to learn what to use to generate the filled in area. I tried to use it but the software did not know what the filled in area should look like. I enclosed asample Stereo Pair, the Right eye view has the nose of the car cut-off while the Left eye view shows all of the nose. It would be great if there was a way to use an image as a reference to Generate a filled area.

I really liked this Photoshop Web, but I am confused with the interface. I think you could do it exactly like the Desktop program interface. I believe everyone is used to it.

I'm not sure if the new Beta has this feature but I wanted to move elements in the shot like content-aware fill but instead of the classic content-aware, it would use Generative AI to cover the shot behind

I think if add pen tool in Photoshop web version, it maybe great because I can use pen to do quick things without annoyed.

Reintroduce an app like the Picture Package in PS5 with user friendly and up to date improvements.It was a great program to create greeting cards and picture packages of all sorts and dimensions. Lightroom just doesn't make it.