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@Sameer K, I tested this again just now and noted the steps (Windows 11 Pro; Photoshop 27.8 Release).Launch Photoshop from the Creative Cloud Desktop app.Open TIFF file.Image > Canvas Size. Dialogue opens in Pixels.Change to Inches.Click OK.Close TIFF file.Open JPG file.Image > Canvas Size.Dialogue opens in Pixels.Change to Inches.ADD a width of .25 Inches.Click OK.Canvas is extended correctly, but I want to add more.Image > Canvas Size.Dialogue opens in Pixels.Change to Inches.Click OK.Rinse and repeat ad infinitum!

The system is running an up-to-date version of Windows 10 with the latest Nvidia Studio drivers. The Shadows/Highlights settings dialog has always provided a live preview while moving the sliders, provided the live preview option was enabled. Since the latest update to PS 27.8, however, the live preview no longer appears as soon as a slider is clicked or activated with the mouse. The preview remains hidden for as long as the slider is being moved or remains active; the preview only appears once the slider is released.  

When using the Move tool to reposition/shift a Pattern Fill layer, the on-canvas result is not calculated live. The move is registered internally (the pattern's actual position does change), but the canvas does not visually redraw to reflect it. Toggling the layer's visibility off and back on (hide > unhide) forces Photoshop to redraw and show the correct, updated position.Steps to reproduce:1. Create or open a document with a Pattern Fill layer (Layer > New Fill Layer > Pattern).2. Select the Move tool (V) with the Pattern Fill layer active/targeted.3. Click and drag on the canvas to reposition the pattern.Expected result:The pattern shifts and the canvas updates live, in real time, as it did in Photoshop 2025.Actual result:The canvas does not visually update while/after dragging. The move has actually occurred (confirmed because toggling the layer's visibility off then on forces a redraw that shows the pattern in its new, correct position), but there is no live visual feedba

Device-mode Select Subject appears to leak retained memory by approximately 2–3 GB per image, even on small images around 1500–2000 px on the long side. Photoshop memory is limited to ~35 GB on a 64 GB Windows system, but once the retained memory reaches the Photoshop ceiling, the entire machine becomes nearly unusable despite apparent free RAM remaining.Cloud mode behaves differently: memory rises during Select Subject, then partially drops, and accumulates much more slowly. This strongly suggests the issue is specific to the local Device processing path rather than the images or action.Edit > Purge > All does not release the memory.Closing documents does not release the memory.Only quitting Photoshop clears it.After several images, Device mode begins falsely reporting that no subject/object can be found.This makes batch editing workflows a joke, because after 5 or 6 images using on device, the Select Subject starts reporting it can’t find subjects, even though they are there. A

Hi, may I ask why the 'Rotate Object' feature is unavailable for me? I'm using Photoshop version 27.6 and my generative credits are fully topped up. Thanks for your help!   

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I have a MAC operating system. During the previous Photoshop update, I canceled the update after five hours of updating. As a result, the entire program was removed from my computer, which means that I lost all actions and Brush tools. Of course, I spent several hours reinstalling the brush tools and actions. The whole thing happened again during the last update. I contacted Adobe for help. An Adobe employee connected to my computer, found no errors, but unfortunately the issue happened again when he canceled the update and everything had to be reinstalled. Does anyone else have similar problems? If anyone has, how did they solve them, if that was even possible. In all likelihood, Adobe has problems, and then we customers are wasting hours trying to get the program back or upgrade it with all actions, Brush tool.Branko Teršek

New version of Save for Web with updated UI will not assign presets (JPEG or PNG) to individual slices. Changing the Preset setting now changes the setting for all user slices. So the workaround is to save out the slices for each format needed separately now. Seems like a bug to me, I have been using this workflow for several years.

Issue summary: Since Photoshop 2025 (exact version unknown, but after 25.12.4) direction-based brush strokes, when set in the brush settings (Shape Dynamics - Angle Jitter - Direction), are not working properly. The very first 'pixel' of nearly every stroke is angled about 90 degrees perpendicular, before correcting itself immediately as the stroke continues. This breaks a previously working workflow. The problem is only mitigated by using external stabilisation (I’m using Lazy Nezumi Pro with light smoothing), which suggests the issue is related to how initial pen input samples are handled at stroke start. I also ideally need to have 1% smoothing enabled in Photoshop, or the bug can lightly reoccur occasionally. Using older Photoshop versions avoids the issue, but this is not a viable long-term solution due to other compatibility and stability concerns. I have used these brushes for years with no issues until recently.Product and version: 25.12.4. (laptop) the bug does not occur in th

Why do I always add a 'copy' after the file name when saving JPG format images?Even if I uncheck 'Do not append copy to file name' in the preferences or 'Save as copy' in the save interface, the next save will still appear. As long as you save it, it will definitely be forcibly marked as a "copy"?Sometimes it's really not necessary.Version: Photoshop 2026.27.6System: Win11 64 

OS: Windows 11 Pro version 25H2GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 driver version 596.49Primary display is an HDR OLED that has been calibrated via Portrait Displays Calman. Windows color management settings for this display are set to “Use my settings for this device” with my sRGB profile assigned for ICC and my HDR profile assigned for HDR.Windows HDR rendering is enabled system-wide, and my display is set to my calibrated HDR output mode. NVIDIA control panel is set to output 12 bits per channel full range RGB.I know Windows HDR rendering has a bad reputation, but this setup had been working without issue for two straight years.Unfortunately, Photoshop update 27.5 (and all more recent updates newer than 27.5) have broken sRGB rendering. Viewing SDR sRGB content in Photoshop using any version ≥ 27.5, the sRGB colors render incorrectly, much too dark.My Photoshop “Color Settings” have my sRGB profile assigned for my working RGB space.Disabling GPU acceleration completely in Photoshop’s “Perf

Adobe Photoshop Version: 27.4.0 2Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit When I go to Image → Canvas Size, the default is always pixels. I want it to be inches. Note: I have checked in preferences, units and measures, and the default is inches. Also when I go to image → Image size, the default is in fact inches, which is what I expect.  Is the default unit for image → canvas size now different? Is there a different place to set it?  thanks

EnvironmentPhotoshop 27.8.0 macOS 15.7.7 Intel MacSteps to reproduceInstall the attached OpenType fonts. Open Adobe InDesign. Create a text frame using "Lidl Font Pro". Copy the text. Open Photoshop 27.8.0. Paste as editable text or try selecting the same font in Photoshop.Expected resultThe font should work normally, exactly as it does in InDesign.Actual resultPhotoshop displays the error:"Selected font failed during last operation. If problem persists, please disable the font."The font is installed correctly, appears in Font Book, works in InDesign, and has no duplicate installations.Additional information:The Photoshop font preview also fails for several styles of the same font family.

I updated to Photoshop 27.8 today and am encountering an issue where the layers panel is recording multiple steps for a script despite that script using activeDocument.suspendHistory() to collapse everything to one step. Specifically, the script runs an action on each selected layer, so the history panel shows “Action: Action name” for each selected layer, plus the suspended history name. I don’t remember what it used to say when actions were run, but not that, and there’d definitely only be one step if suspend history was used. Okay, after typing that I figured out the issue. There’s a new setting called “Create a single history state” under Actions > Playback options. Turning that off restored my preferred behavior. I’m still going to post this though, because for anyone who does like this new behavior, it still seems like a bug to have it override .suspendHistory()

I stack jpgs in LR, & use Open as Layers in PS to create a layered tif. The PS screen blinks for each layer, then the layers load as normal. This doubles the time it takes to load layers. Rec attached:https://youtu.be/iNvZn40d0EM

Create a gradient layer Disable gradient layer check ”align with layer” Crop the image with crop toolExpected behaviour:Image cropping doesn’t affect gradient position Actual behaviour:Image cropping affects gradient position, which is anchred to layer size.  

Window - Adjustments panel is not opening in my custom workspace. When I switch to default Photography workspace, it does open, but there are not some option available, for example I'm not able to select default Clip to Layer option. Adobe Photoshop Version: 27.8.0 20260610.r.13 4081857  arm64 (final, Release)Operating System: Mac OS 26.5.1

v25.11 and still the same problem!

Hello Adobe Support Team,After updating to Photoshop v27.3 and v27.3.1, I encountered an issue when using the Curves adjustment.When adjusting Curves on the composite RGB channel (not individual R, G, or B channels), if I make an additional adjustment afterward, a residual or ghosted image from the previous adjustment appears. If I switch to another layer and then return to the original layer, the residual image disappears. However, if I continue adjusting the Curves, the ghosting issue reappears.I tested this behavior by downgrading to Photoshop v27.2, and the issue does not occur in that version. The Curves adjustment works as expected in v27.2 without any residual artifacts.This issue seems to be specific to v27.3 and v27.3.1 and may be related to how Curves adjustments are refreshed or rendered.Thank you for your time and support. I hope this information is helpful for identifying and resolving the issue.

Version 27.7.0 / WIndowsI oftentimes add many guides (by exact percentage) to my documents.So I use the New guide pop-up.It was always a quick and streamlined process as the number field was preselected, I just had to write in it and hit Enter. Now I have to manually click in (or Tab into) the number field to be able to write my numbers.This is clearly a regression because of the new pop-up. So I consider it a bug.I think the Canvas Size dialog box already had the same problem, so you could consider it a feature request there and in every other pop-up too: Always the first input field should be the active one, not the OK button which makes not much sense.That could be pushed by hitting Enter no matter what part of the pop-up is active.Thanks for looking into it!

The AI ​​repair brush is not working in version 27.4. An error message appears when I set it to AI ON. When AI is set to AI AUTO, a pattern appears where the brush is supposed to repair.Please fix this bug. 

Hello,For several updates now, I’ve lost a very important feature in the Layers panel regarding the blending mode dropdown menu. I used to be able to scroll through the blending modes using the mouse wheel, which was extremely convenient. Now I’m forced to change modes by opening the Layer FX panel, which is much less fluid (I’m on a PC version).What’s even more surprising is that the search filter in the Layers panel, just above the blending mode dropdown, still allows scrolling with the mouse wheel.I hope you can restore this functionality that has always been there. Thank you!

Performing a "Quick Export" as PNG causes macOS Finder to freeze and become unresponsive when attempting to view the file preview, subsequently hanging the Photoshop application.Adobe Photoshop 2026macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 Mac Studio (2022) Apple M1 Max 64 GB Macintosh HD Steps to Reproduce: Open a document in Photoshop. Trigger a "Quick Export" as PNG to a chosen directory (local or server). Immediately switch to Finder and attempt to view the file preview of the newly saved PNG. Observe macOS Finder freeze and become unresponsive. Finder cannot be successfully force-relaunched. Photoshop enters a "frozen" state, preventing successful backup saves even after a force quit. Result: macOS Finder freezes immediately upon attempting to preview the file, causing a system-level hang that traps both Finder and Photoshop, preventing backup/recovery. No error message is displayed; the system simply stops responding to Finder actions and only way to make it work is force restarting the

Just downgraded Photoshop V27.8 and it fails to open - dreaded spinning colour wheel. Anyone else experiencing this problem.

Why is it that when we change a shape's radius or proportions, we don't see the changes in real-time?What’s strange is that when we adjust the radius via the Properties panel, we can at least see the path changing. But when we try to do the same thing using the mouse, we’re left guessing what the actual rounding level is until we release the mouse button.This is one of many UX pain points that designers have been dealing with for decades in Adobe products.