Photoshop

Please restore the "Delete Hidden Layers" command in the Layers panel menu.In recent versions of Photoshop (27.8), the Delete Hidden Layers command has disappeared from the Layers panel menu. It used to be available directly from the panel and was an essential productivity feature for many professional users.Removing this shortcut forces users to perform additional steps for a very common housekeeping task. This is a regression in usability rather than an improvement.Please restore Delete Hidden Layers to the Layers panel menu, where it was for many years. It was easy to find, consistent with professional workflows, and saved valuable time when cleaning complex PSD files.Many long-time Photoshop users rely on this command every day. Bringing it back would improve workflow efficiency at virtually no cost.Thanks a lot in advanceBest regardsCleo (senior art director and graphic designer with over 20 years of daily Photoshop use)

Help with Regenerative AISo many issues with the Regenerative AI feature in photoshop. I’m simply trying to change backdrops and it keeps changing things in my masked selections. Anyone else experiencing this? 

Good morningI need to organise my table color from the end, like this If i save in TIFF, this table remain the same. But if I save in PCX, the table restart from code 0.like here :This trouble happen in Photoshop 27. On Photoshop 24, the table kept the same order, but since i’m working on Photoshop 27, this re-order happen and ruin my file. My question : how to keep the color table in the same order, from TIFF to PCX. Regards,  

Related Elements and Generative AI enabled , 8 bits RGB photo used and I do not have emove Ambient Effects displayed in Remove tool pop up menu.

Mon ordinateur ne prend pas en charge AVX2 donc il faudrai que je télécharge les version ancienne et non la dernière.J’ai pu téléchargé Illustrator mais pas Photoshop et InDesignMerci de me donner la procédure car je ne retrouve aucune ancienne versionCordialement

I can’t use clone stamp since it will not define the source. I am only on one layer. I tried flattening image, copying image. Nothing works. I am using Mac Tahoe 26.5 system and Photo shop 26.1

Many people were disappointed when Photoshop removed its 3D panorama features.I've stitched and retouched over 10,000 panoramas, and honestly... I never used those features once.Not because they weren't interesting, but because my workflow needed something entirely different: efficient batch processing.Photoshop has always been an incredible image editor, while panorama-specific tasks such as projection conversion have traditionally been handled by specialized plugins.For years, my workflow relied on Photoshop plugins. Each of them solved part of the problem, but none covered the entire workflow.Some offered more flexibility but compromised on reprojection quality or introduced subtle brightness shifts after a round trip. Others produced excellent reprojections but were limited to standard cube faces or lacked panorama alignment tools.As my projects became larger, three priorities gradually emerged.First, I wanted the highest possible reprojection quality—with pixel-accurate round trip

For some reason every time I open photoshop there is a weird yellow/tan filter over everything, not just the image, but it doesn't actually apply to the image when I export. Attached is a screenshot of what a blank white image appears as in photoshop and the same image as a png. As you can see it appears tan for some reason, is there a reason for this? Is there a solution for this?

If I choose “Quick export as PNG” the colors SHIFT depending on the Windows color profile, which is a custom calibration profile!What…. huh… Nooooooooooo…… In WHICH universe is this what should happen…...After testing I can confirm that good'ol "Save For Web" does NOT do this. We're in the middle of a project and this will be dozens of hours of extra work.And then some.. In this forum, I click "describe your bug" to edit the title AND THE POST VANISHES AND I HAVE TO TYPE IT ALL AGAIN.😭

la última versión no es compatible con mi equipo y no me permite ver las versiones anteriores en creative cloud. 

打开PS2026 Version 27.11 后进行以下操作都会造成报错和退出:打开camera raw图片进行保存; 新建画布进行编辑已经尝试但无效的方法:取消勾选Use Graphics Processor; GPU compatibility check 结果是 GPU 兼容; 重新安装PS.我的GPU是RTX 5080 laptop系统是Windows 11 26H2

After the latest update a few days ago I’ve started getting weird issues with my tiff-files. First of all, I save my projects as tiff-files to keep the layers and have better compatibility with all the other photo applications (such as the classic Windows Photo Viewer which I still prefer over other MS viewers).For some reason most of the tiffs now show me this error message instead of the actual photo: That had never happened before. Now out of 8 of my latest photos, I get this for 6 of them. All photos have layers and the sizes are similar (100-200MB). I noticed that if I tick the “Save Image Pyramid” checkbox in the “TIFF Options” menu when saving, the viewer can show the image again. I’ve never had to use that option before and it also increases the file size and makes the saving process take longer.Then issue #2: Saving gets stuck. I click save and see the percentage going up until it freezes at random point. Nothing happens. I tried waiting for 15 minutes but it did not finish. I

Product: Adobe Photoshop — Latest Release (2026)Operating System: macOS — Latest ReleaseHardware: Apple Mac Studio (Apple Silicon)Issue: When applying Camera Raw to a merged Smart Object within a multi-artboard Photoshop document, the filter recognizes the larger document canvas rather than the individual artboard. This causes incorrect vignette positioning and interferes with the color-grading workflow.Important: Photoshop's Export As correctly recognizes individual artboard boundaries, demonstrating the inconsistency.

Subject: "Program Error" specifically with Remove Tool on Mac Studio M2 Max (but Neural Filters work)Hi everyone,I’m facing a persistent "Program Error" in Photoshop (v27.6.0) on my Mac Studio (M2 Max, 64GB RAM). The error occurs every time I use the Remove Tool (or any Replace operation) the moment I release the mouse button.The strange part:The Neural Filters work perfectly and can be downloaded/applied without issues. The same Photoshop version works flawlessly on my MacBook Air M4. The error on the Mac Studio happens even on a new, empty 8-bit RGB document.What I have already tried:Complete Clean Install: Used the Adobe CC Cleaner Tool, reinstalled on the internal Macintosh HD (it was previously on an external SSD). Preferences: Reset on launch; toggled "Stable" vs. "Faster" processing in Image Processing. GPU Settings: Deactivated "Use Graphics Processor"; tried "Basic" mode; disabled OpenCL. Folders: I noticed that ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/UXP/PluginsStorage/PHSP/27/In

When I press Ctrl and + to zoom in it zooms in TWICE instead of once. When I zoom out with Ctrl and - it zooms out TWICE. Never encountered this before - If I wanted to zoom twice I would press the key twice. Any one else having this issue? It seems to be occurring after the recent update. 

In lightroom classic (rel. 15.6) when i choose the option to edit a photo from a raw image that is in the catalog in Photoshop 2026 (rel. 27.10.0), save it and return to lightroom classic, then i can't use the lightroom denoise option in the detail tab.  It gives the error “Denoise is not currently compatible with this photo format.”

Hi everyone,I need to resize several high-resolution photos for website use, but some of them become slightly blurry after resizing and exporting.What is the best Photoshop workflow for reducing image dimensions while keeping the details sharp? I normally export the images as WebP or JPEG. Any recommended settings would be helpful.Thanks!