Just like in Procreate.Draw a shape and hold your pen at the end of the stroke to create a perfect Circle, Oval, Square, or Line using your existing brush and stroke pressure.I have read lots of posts asking for this in the community and the solution offered was to use the shape tool…. That’s not a solution that’s a problem.I want to snap to shapes and lines using my custom brush with my desired pressure. I couldn’t believe how much better I felt and could draw using procreate. This feature is more than a tiny one, this feature can absolutely make or break your growth and successes as a graphic designer. I talk with lots of friends who are illustrators who work for Nike, Pacsun, Under Armour, etc on a regular basis and there’s one thing they ALL have in common. Procreate. Procreate. Procreate. Not a single one of them uses photoshop, not one. Why should I?All of their responses are nearly identical. the auto shape features are one of the “very first” and “most essential” tools they use when creating art, they can’t live without it. They probably wouldn’t have the career they have without that tool because they wouldn’t be able to make what they make. I don’t think I should have to explain why this feature is more than essential if photoshop wants to stay a viable option for digital illustration. Day by day procreate is actively taking primary attention of every designer I know and it’s going to take mine if a feature like this doesn’t get launched in the next year or so. Anyone actively wanting this feature can confirm it’s probably going to be worth leaving Adobe for. Don’t get this wrong: I Love Photoshop. This is a cry for help Adobe. I genuinely can’t ride with you anymore if you can’t make this simple thing happen. I deserve better tools as a full time illustrator and I’d like it to come from you. Not a cheaper competitor.
I would like to be able to use the Adobe Creative Cloud to be able to able to be viewed from the local tab. Sharing cloud access to other users with a license I would be able to do the Lightroom CC features like storing the metadata associated with it. So any flags, ratings, and other edits settings could be used like a traditional NAS or direct file settings. It would also be great to be able to add or delete things from those files. This would help with culling with multiple users.Additionally, it would have more flexibility to do large projects all at once and reduce the amount of downloading files to import to your own Lightroom library or working from direct files which kinda defeats the purpose of using Lightroom cloud based.
Insert the possibility for collaborators to be able to use the V (selected) and X (reject) flags in the shared photos and also the star rating. Additionally, contributors can't use tags in shared albums.It is very important that these possibilities are active because it helps to work the photographs faster between the various teams to which the photo albums have been shared.
Please add the Masks folder destination to the Project Settings - Scratch Disks panel so editors can control where it’s stored.Right now, having it auto-create in unmanaged locations: Creates unnecessary project clutter Disrupts organized folder structures Complicates backup workflows For those of us who maintain strict file hierarchies (especially in professional post-production environments), centralized media and cache control is essential. Every other major generated asset type can be directed — Masks should be consistent with that logic.Y’all - Please upvote so we can get this added!!
I would love premiere to have a list of featuresbloom effect halation effect object tracking and stabilisation - so that i dont need to go to ae to do the job depth map so that the background colors can be manupulated. the object masking tool creates a halo effect near the ears its not accurate Profession video de noiser or de grain
When i create a project in a certian directory, i edit the video and while exporting, I need to choose the directory again to save the video, it should bring in the directory path which i used to open the project in the export page automatically. Cause every edit file has a different directory for me. It will make my life easier.
When upscaling an image with Firefly, we should be able to compare the results before and after upscale.
I want to check bug reports in this new category
Your background removal tool has seen significant improvements over the past month. However, why is the quality of the path generated by the „Arbeitspfad aus Auswahl erstellen“ in German Photoshop <<Make Work Path from Selection>> function so poor?In my daily workflow, creating clipping paths for stock agencies and product libraries remains extremely time-consuming. Even in 2026, such clipping paths are still required. Yet, the current automatic path generation produces flawed angles and far too many anchor points. The resulting clipping path is useless and is rejected by database systems!Please help me speed up the manual creation of clipping paths in Photoshop 2026 by modernizing the "Make Work Path from Selection" function and fully leveraging the background removal engine. It is crucial that the process doesn't place thousands of points—using perhaps only 10–15% would suffice—while still delivering a satisfactory result. Humans are capable of this; it would be great if the AI could do it, too.
Subject: Deep Integration: Why the "Next Era" of Adobe Belongs to AI-Driven InterfacesDear Adobe Leadership Team,I recently read a deeply analytical piece on MakeUseOf titled "It's officially the end of an era for Adobe," which discussed the shifting dynamics of the creative software market. The article outlines how historical dominance—built on engineering marvels like PostScript, strategic acquisitions like Macromedia, and the transition to the Creative Cloud subscription model—is facing unprecedented friction from agile, cloud-native competitors and regulatory barriers.While some market analysts view this as the sunset of an era, I believe it actually signals the dawn of an even greater one—provided Adobe treats Artificial Intelligence not just as an auxiliary tool, but as the foundational user interface for all its creative applications.AI isn't a threat to Adobe’s legacy; it is the roadmap for its future.By systematically embedding generative and assistive AI as the core interface layer across Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and the rest of the Creative Cloud suite, Adobe can fundamentally redefine how human creativity happens. Rather than forcing creators to navigate deep menu hierarchies or complex manual workflows, an AI-first interface turns software into an active collaborative partner.This transformation would solidify Adobe's future in three distinct ways:Lowering the Barrier, Raising the Ceiling: It democratizes high-end professional design for beginners while vastly accelerating the workflow of seasoned professionals, ensuring your user base continues to grow. Defeating Point-Solution Competitors: Emerging AI startups only handle single tasks (like basic text-to-image or video generation). Adobe possesses the unique advantage of an end-to-end ecosystem. An AI interface that natively bridges vector design, raster editing, and video production under one cohesive neural canvas would be entirely unmatchable. Evolving the Value Proposition: It changes the public perception of the Creative Cloud from a strict "unavoidable subscription utility" to an "indispensable creative engine" that actively adds hours back to a creator's day.The history of Adobe is defined by bold tech leaps—from desktop publishing in the '80s to the cloud pivot in 2013. The market may be shifting, but by fully embracing AI as the absolute future of user interaction, Adobe won't see the end of its era. It will simply author the next one.Thank you for your time, vision, and ongoing dedication to the creative community.Warm regards,Mihindu Pulukkody.(I am an Adobe enthusiast)
Folders with images are color coded for progress through my workflow. These disappear when using Import from another Catalog.
Dear Adobe Support Team,I am writing to request that Adobe Premiere Pro add support for WebM files in its video editing software. I have found it frustrating that WebM files are not currently supported in the software. WebM is a popular video format used by a lot of people on the web, particularly for online content such as YouTube videos.Currently, I am unable to import WebM files into Premiere Pro and edit them directly, which limits my ability to work efficiently and creatively. It would be very helpful if Adobe could add support for WebM files in the next version of Premiere Pro or through an update.I rely on Premiere Pro to produce high-quality content. The lack of support for WebM files makes it difficult for me to work with content that has been recorded or exported in this format. This has caused frustration and delays in my work, which could be avoided if WebM files were supported.I believe that adding support for WebM files would greatly enhance the user experience and help Premiere Pro stay competitive in the market. Many users, including myself, would greatly appreciate this feature.Thank you for your time and consideration of my request.
Feature Request: Add sRGB / NCLC 1-13-1 Export OptionPremiere Pro can correctly recognize media tagged as NCLC 1-13-1 as sRGB, but it cannot export H.264 or ProRes with this tag.Our CG workflow uses an sRGB / gamma 2.2 viewing environment. Premiere currently exports H.264 as 1-1-1, which causes it to appear darker than the original sRGB PNG in color-managed players.I tested changing only the metadata, without re-encoding:Primaries: BT.709 — 1Transfer: sRGB — 13Matrix: BT.709 — 1Range: VideoThe resulting 1-13-1 H.264 closely matched the original sRGB PNG in:macOS QuickTime PlayerWindows Media PlayerVLCRVPremiere ProPremiere and RV also correctly recognized the modified file as sRGB.Please add an export option for sRGB / NCLC 1-13-1, especially for H.264 and ProRes. Ideally, users should be able to select the output primaries, transfer characteristics, matrix coefficients, and range independently.This would be very useful for CG, animation, web, and other sRGB-based workflows.
There are a lot more satellites in the night sky than there used to be and it’s a nightmare trying to remove them all manually from multiple exposures of a night scene. I love the AI-powered removal of dust and people and was thinking it would be great if Lightroom could also detect satellite streaks in night photos. The attached is an example of a single exposure with at least ten satellite streaks - just one from a series of 150 photos for a timelapse/star trails composition.
Sono un utente professionista di Adobe Audition da oltre 25 anni specializzato nel sound design e nell'editing audio multipista per il settore del fitness musicale ad alto livello (Indoor Cycling / Aerobica ecc). Per il mio flusso di lavoro chirurgico sulla forma d'onda, utilizzo ancora oggi con enorme soddisfazione la storica versione Audition 3.01, che ritengo imbattibile sotto molti aspetti musicali. Con questa nota desidero sottoporre alla vostra attenzione una forte richiesta di feedback a nome di una vasta fetta di professionisti dell'audio: il reinserimento del motore di estrazione e analisi dei BPM e della griglia temporale basata sui quarti musicali, strumenti che erano nativi e perfetti nella versione 3.01 e che sono stati successivamente rimossi nelle suite Creative Cloud. Oggi, nel 2026, il mercato multimediale è dominato dai contenuti short-form (Reel di Facebook e Instagram, TikTok, Shorts di YouTube). Chi lavora nel montaggio audio e video ha la necessità assoluta di sincronizzare i tagli, gli effetti e le transizioni perfettamente a tempo di musica (Beat-matching).La rimozione delle funzioni di calcolo dei BPM e della gestione dei loop musicali costringe noi professionisti a utilizzare software esterni di terze parti, interrompendo la fluidità del lavoro all'interno dell'ecosistema Adobe. Poiché i vostri programmatori possiedono già questo codice nei vostri archivi storici, implementarlo nuovamente nella versione Audition 2026 (magari migliorando l'integrazione con la timeline di Premiere Pro) rappresenterebbe un valore aggiunto straordinario per tutta la community di creatori di contenuti.Sperando che questa richiesta venga presa in seria considerazione per i prossimi aggiornamenti, vi ringrazio per la dedizione nello sviluppo di questo storico software. Cordiali saluti, Massimo Baschetti Istruttore Certificato & Sound Designer per il Fitness Musicale
Please make it more intuitive to rename speakers after transcription without having to manually pull up the source file and open the text option in the source file. When attempting to rename speakers in the timeline mode, automatically bring me to the source file and into the rename option… save me some steps and make this more intuitve please.
Fonts.adobe.com has a great UX. But after installing fonts it is hard to find them in the Creative Cloud desktop app. It would be great to have some of the same features like the website in the app, like: Grid viewThe iOS CC app has this feature but sadly the desktop version doesn't have it yet.Adobe Fonts website also has a text size slider and a sample text input field which would be also great. CategoriesWould be great to be able to categorise fonts by projects, styles, etc. to find them.Thanks you very much for listening!
Is there any way in LrC to create a linear gradient that radiates out equally from the centre rather than always graduating from the top or bottom? ON1 Photo RAW has this feature and it was a really useful way to accurately mask a section of the image. I suppose one could replicate it with a very large flat radial gradient but I wondered if there was a keyboard modifier that did this to the LR linear gradient that I'm missing or is this something for the next upgrade?
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