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Miron0226
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Smooth continuous zoom (Scrubby Zoom / Z + drag) inside Liquify should match main canvas behaviorOpen for Voting

In Photoshop’s main document view I use Z + left mouse drag (Scrubby Zoom) for fast, smooth, continuous zooming while retouching.However, inside Filter → Liquify, zooming with the same workflow is not smooth: it updates in jumps/steps, feels laggy, and is significantly slower and less comfortable. Please make zooming inside Liquify use the same continuous “scrubby zoom” behavior as the main canvas (including tablet pen mapped to LMB), so the zoom speed and smoothness are consistent across Photoshop. Steps to reproduce  Open any image in Photoshop. Hold Z and drag with Left Mouse Button → zoom is smooth and continuous. Go to Filter → Liquify. Hold Z and drag with Left Mouse Button → zoom changes in noticeable steps/jumps.  Expected resultLiquify supports the same smooth continuous zoom (Scrubby Zoom) as the main Photoshop canvas: fast, fluid, precise zooming. Actual resultLiquify zoom is stepped/jittery and slow; not smooth like the main canvas. Why this mattersLiquify is used for precise local edits where frequent zooming in/out is essential. Inconsistent zoom behavior interrupts workflow, especially with Wacom tablet setups where pen button is mapped to LMB. Workarounds tried  Trackpad pinch / keyboard shortcuts are slower for this workflow and don’t replace continuous scrubby zoom.  System info  Photoshop: 27.3.1 (20260130.r.4) arm64 macOS: 26.2.0 Hardware: Apple M2 Max, 32 GB RAM GPU: Apple M2 Max, GPU accessible RAM 26,800 MB Input device: Wacom tablet (pen button mapped to Left Mouse Button)  

aTomician
aTomicianInspiring

Feature Request: Add the ability to work directly with vector files (svg, ai, eps)Open for Voting

If Premiere Pro is to keep up with market leading NLE's, it desperately needs the ability to work with vector files.  Currently, all vectors get rasterised on import, without any user options about how this is done.  I'm constantly working with icons, logo's, graphics of all sorts in Premiere Pro and the lack of support for vector files has always been painful.  Bear in mind that most icons are created at small sizes such as 32x32 or 64x64, which means that almost all vector icon imports in Premiere Pro are blurry, pixelated and unusable. Further to that, to even get an SVG into Premiere Pro, I have to open it in another program first, export it as a support file type or add to CC libraries, before we can even get it into Premiere Pro.  Also, bear in mind that at the start of a project, the editor may not know what size the icons will be scaled to by the time we get to version 10 of a timeline.  Asking us to manually rasterise it at the correct resolution beforehand is just not possible.  And if we rasterise it manually at 4000x4000px just to be safe, and we finally use the icon at 50x50px, that's a lot of wasted memory being used. MVP: the Minimum Viable Product here is that when importing vectors, we should get a popup menu which allows us to choose the resolution to rasterise at, by default it should be set so that the longest edge of the vector is width of the current timeline we're working with.  This is only a workaround though and not a good future option. MMP: the Minimum Marketable Product here is the ability to work with vectors natively.  I can't see any reason why vectors need to be rasterised?  Maybe this was the best way to work it 20 years ago but technology has come a long way since.  Please can we have fully functional vectors in Premiere Pro, the ability to scale to any size with no quality loss, the option to right click and edit in Illustrator the way we can with photos and Photoshop.  Let us import EPS, SVG, and AI files as fully functional vectors.   I also want to say that it's demoralising adding feature requests when history has shown that even if a request gets enough votes, it is still ignored by Adobe.  Yet I hope in the spirit of altruism (AKA gullibility) that maybe, one day, something will be fixed. All the best. (sets reminder for 2025 to check back for any updates)! 

O. InhaKnown Participant

P: Allow Upscale/Resize Image During Place to match PPIOpen for Voting

I find the General setting "Resize Image During Place" a bit misleading, since in reality it only downscales, and does not upscale in relation to pixel dimensions. I take it the current functionality accounting for PPI is very important to people working on print, but perhaps somewhat useless and even a pain for others, who work solely on digital, etc. Hence, I propose the following improvement: Under "Resize Image During Place" add a sub-setting "Upscale to Match Document PPI" (or "Fill Canvas up to Document PPI", just "Ignore PPI" or whatever is a proper name) that would make the "Resize Image During Place" to ignore PPI and work only with pixel dimensions, thus also upscaling the placed image to fill the Document until it meets either Document borders or its full size in Document's PPI, which ever comes first. This new sub-setting would be enabled only when "Resize Image During Place" is checked, and otherwise disabled. Something like this: Perhaps another option would be to place a button in the top toolbar that is active during Place Image (and enabled when image PPI is higher than Document PPI and pressed-state remembered forever), something like this: P.S. by "upscaling" and "downscaling" I'm referring to document vs. image pixel dimensions (ignoring PPI). Accouting for PPI, I guess those words would be their opposites... But I'm sure you got the point! This setting would tackle the following problem,which currently happens if you place e.g. 300 PPI Image on a 72 PPI Document, that have identical pixel dimensions:Currently there are only tedious ways to work around this, such as A) manual transformation of the Image during Place (practically impossible to match 100% size in Document's PPI), B) converting the Image to Document PPI prior to Place, C) probably most popular: skipping the Image Placing altogether and instead opening the image as new Document, copy-pasting it to the previous Document, and manually convert to Smart Object.  

OliveiraPedro
OliveiraPedroParticipant

URL Node for Boards (Embedded Links & Live Previews)Open for Voting

Introduce a “URL Node” for Boards that allows users to paste external links and instantly turn them into interactive, content-aware nodes. These nodes would intelligently adapt based on the URL type—music, articles, videos, or other supported services—offering previews, playback, and quick context without leaving the board.This feature would significantly expand Boards from a static planning surface into a living, media-rich workspace, similar to (but more powerful than) tools like Milanote.Core Functionality1. URL Node Creation Users can add a URL Node via: A dedicated “URL Node” option Pasting a link directly onto the board The system automatically detects the content type and renders the appropriate preview. 2. Smart Content Detection & RenderingMusic & Audio Services Supported examples: Spotify Artlist Epidemic Sound SoundCloud (future) Features: Embedded audio player inside the node Play / pause controls Track or playlist title Artist name Album artwork or cover image Playback happens directly in the board, enabling mood-setting, creative flow, and reference listening without context switching. Articles & Web Pages For standard web links: Title Featured image (if available) Short excerpt or meta description Source / domain Acts as a visual “bookmark with context,” perfect for research, inspiration, or documentation. Video Platforms (Future-Ready) YouTube, Vimeo, etc. Embedded video preview or thumbnail with play option. 3. Visual & Interaction Design URL Nodes should: Be resizable Snap cleanly into board layouts Match existing board aesthetics Optional display modes: Compact (icon + title) Preview (image/audio player + metadata) Hover or click interactions for expanded details. 4. Use CasesCreative Direction & Mood Boards Embed music references to define emotional tone. Combine audio, visuals, and written notes in one space. Film, Advertising & Design Projects Link sound references from Artlist/Epidemic Sound. Reference articles, case studies, or inspiration sources. Research & Ideation Quickly collect and visually organize articles without opening multiple tabs. Keep context visible at a glance. Team Collaboration Everyone accesses the same references in one shared board. Less friction, fewer external links lost in chat tools. 5. Competitive Advantage Comparable to Milanote’s link previews, but: With live audio playback More intelligent content handling Deeper integration into Boards as a creative system, not just a note wall This feature positions Boards as a true creative hub, not just a visual organizer.6. Future Extensions Manual override of preview image or title Notes/comments attached directly to URL nodes Tagging and filtering URL nodes by type (Music / Article / Video) Offline fallback (cached metadata) Why This MattersThe URL Node reduces friction, keeps users in flow, and turns Boards into a context-rich, immersive environment. It bridges inspiration, research, and execution—without forcing users to jump between platforms.This feature has high perceived value, low learning curve, and strong creative impact.