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November 4, 2019
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It may not be feasible (at least for now) to add Liquify to Photoshop on the iPad, but how about Transform> Warp as a workaround? (Being able to manipulate an image using Liquify — or Warp — is a basic image editing feature.)

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Revanth Rayakanti

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How to use liquify feature on iPad Pro? Any thoughts where to find on photoshop 4.4?

jane-e

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EDIT: Adobe Staff has added the "Under Review" tag to this thread on June 12. Keep upvoting!

EDIT #2: on Aug 1, 2023, Adobe announced that Liquify is available on mobile.

@Revanth Rayakanti

Liquify is not available on Photoshop for iPad — only for Photoshop (for desktop). It is listed in the "What's Coming" section, so we know the developers are working on it.

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djroj7

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Is there an ETA on this feature? I see it noted in the app as coming soon.

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Dwdakine

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Before I buy ipad or photoshop for ipad, I'm trying to find out if the iPad version has liquify tools like the desktop version?

FREEZE AND THAW mask like the desktop version.?

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Dwdakine

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Does Photoshop for ipad have these?

Content aware, content aware fill ?

Freeze mask ?

Liquify tools ?

I use these on MacBook pro, but wonder if it's available for ipad as well .

Omar.Fathy

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In Ps for iPad, you can make selection and from the paint bucket tool choose "Contenet Aware Fill"

After making selection, options bar appear in the bottom with "Content Aware" & "Mask" options

You can also get more options from the Layer options and the sidebar in the right.

It also has adjustment tools to liquify:

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Dwdakine

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Thank you for the reply, and still trying to find out if Photoshop for ipad has a freeze and thaw mask when manipulating photos?

So I can freeze a section that I don't want changed like on the desktop version..

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jwojo826

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I agree liquify for the iPad is a must? Also a way to actually tether to the iPad Pro would be incredible!!!

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jetsura

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Liquify is one of the most important tool in photo editing workflow of mine. It would be awesome if it's available in iPad version as well.

robingriggswood

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Yes, Liquefy is needed. Regarding *pete_b_28vgv42av7mxl, original opener, “It may not be feasible (at least for now) to add Liquify to Photoshop”, honestly, Adobe, I can’t see why it wouldn’t be feasible — ArtStudio Pro, Affinity Photo and Procreate have had some form of “liquefying” option for ages now. There is zero reason why Adobe does not have this implemented in their mobile version of Ps.