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Elevate Your Edits with Layer Styles in Photoshop Mobile

Elevate Your Edits with Layer Styles in Photoshop Mobile

We’re excited to roll out a new creative boost in the April release of Photoshop on mobile! You can now apply Layer styles directly on your phone, making it easier than ever to add polish, depth, and personality to your designs, right from your pocket. What’s NewWith the latest update on Photoshop for iPhone and Android, you can apply a range of Layer styles to elevate your edits. From subtle shadows to bold outlines and glowing accents, layer styles help your objects stand out without extra steps. Getting startedCreate a new project or open a photo, switch to the Tools workspace, and go to Layer properties > Layer styles. From there, choose the look you want and fine-tune it with intuitive controls.New styles are now available, including Stroke, Drop Shadow, and a lot more. Want to explore what these and other styles can do? Each one comes with adjustable settings like Size, Color, and Opacity, giving you full creative control. Simply tap the checkmark to apply and continue creating. Read more here. How to UpdateGet the latest version of Photoshop on your iPhone or Android by updating or downloading it from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.  Show Us What You Create 💬We’d love to see how you’re using layer styles in your mobile workflows! Share your creations, tips, or feedback with the community and let us know which style you’re reaching for first.Happy creating! 🎨📱

What’s new: Manage Adobe Express add-ons using roles

We’re introducing a new way to manage Adobe Express Marketplace add-ons using roles in the Admin Console. This update provides improved control, flexibility, and a simplified experience for administrators.Admins can now manage add-on access at both the organization and user level using predefined and custom roles.                    Go to Admin ConsoleWhy this mattersWith this update, add-on access is managed through roles, helping organizations:Control access to Adobe Express add-ons Enable specific add-ons using custom roles Assign permissions at scale using user groups Avoid over-permissioning Improve governance, especially for K-12 environments Align with role-based user managementAdmins can manage add-on access from Users > Roles in Admin Console by assigning predefined or custom roles to users or groups. Roles define access to Adobe Express capabilities, including add-ons, with permissions adjustable where applicable.Access varies by organization type (enterprise or K-12), and users see add-ons in Adobe Express based on their assigned roles.   For a step-by-step guide, visit our documentation: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/roles.htmlImportant NotesOnly available roles are visible based on your organization type Users must exist before roles can be assigned Users are not notified when role assignments are updated Access to certain capabilities may require enabling related permissions Have feedback or encountering issues? Let us know by posting in the thread below, we’d love to hear from you! Quick Links https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/users.html https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/create-roles.html https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/adobe-express-k12-addon-collection.html https://www.adobe.com/education/express/ https://express.adobe.com/new?category=addOnsIf this was helpful, please click the ‘Like’ icon in the bottom left corner of this post. Your feedback helps us improve the experience. Thank you! ​*For queries, feedback, and suggestions, please feel free to start a conversation.*Please visit our ICYMI page for all the other updates & releases.  

Substance Painter 2026 Skew & OpenPBR beta

Substance Painter 2026 Skew & OpenPBR beta

A beta version of Substance 3D Painter 2026 is now available. This release features Skew Baking, Auto-Rebaking, OpenPBR compatibility, and introduces a new Hard-Surface mode for Auto Unwrap.New FeaturesSkew Baking: Paint skew correction maps in baking mode, using familiar tools as well as new helper functions like “Edge Protection”. Auto-Rebaking: toggle auto rebake for a baked map to instantly rebake that map as soon as any baking setting changes. Useful when painting skew maps. OpenPBR: support for the OpenPBR material standard. Includes new channels and shader. Hard-Surface Auto Unwrap: a new mode for auto-unwrap that works much better for non-organic, hard surface objects, with the additional bonus of calculating much faster than the default method.Why we made this betaWe’re releasing this beta to gather feedback on a first version of our new features. While all features are working, some may feel unfinished since it’s still early. By participating, you can help shape how these features develop.We're especially interested in your thoughts on baking workflows, as improvements are ongoing.In case of issuesIf you are having issues of any kind please share them in this new dedicated Discord forum. We definitely want to hear how new features do or do not fit into your workflow.If you happen to crash or encounter a bug, you can also report it as usual via the crash report window or the Help menu within the application.About Painter and project versionAs the Beta introduces changes to saved files, they are not compatible with 12.0. We strongly recommend not to use the beta for production work, and to keep a backup of work created in older versions before you open them.

Sketch to Vector now in Illustrator Beta 30.4.0.159

Sketch to Vector now in Illustrator Beta 30.4.0.159

Introducing Sketch to Vector, now available in Adobe Illustrator (Beta). It is a faster, more flexible way to convert sketches or images into usable vector or raster artwork directly in Illustrator. Refine a sketch, turn it into an illustration or reimagine any image using just a prompt. Use the creativity slider to control how closely the output matches the original image. Prompt: fill the sketch with colors and fill the background wall with polka dots of red colorLow creativity and raster output of Gemini 3 model Unleash your creativity using any raster image. Start with a sketch, scan, photo, or similar input, and generate artwork based on your intent. We encourage you to test this feature across a range of scenarios and workflows. Some identified use cases are listed below, but the possibilities are endless.Sketch refinement: Turn rough sketches into more refined outputs Sketch to illustration: Convert rough sketches into filled artwork Photo to vector: Transform photos into stylized vector illustrations with more personalized results and the ability to explore different styles Sketch to photo: Generate photo-like outputs from simple sketchesHow to use:Select a sketch or image as input. Open Sketch to Vector from the supported entry points in Illustrator (Properties Panel, Right click menu, Contextual HUD, Object Menu --> Generative menu and Generative menu in the Toolbar). Describe actions or refinements using the prompt and adjusting the settings. Available model options include GPT, GPT 1.5, Gemini 2.5 and Gemini 3. Click on Generate.Important points to note:You must start with a raster image to use Sketch to Vector. Sketch to Vector will use the original image as a reference even when used on a generated object (raster or vector). Outputs are generated on top of the selected image, so your original image remains unaltered.Try it now in Beta and share feedback to help shape what's next.

Photoshop (beta) :新アクション春の向上

いつもPhotoshopベータ版をご利用いただきありがとうございます。Photoshoベータ版に、新アクションのパネルに向上が搭載されたのでお知らせします。 [新アクション春の向上]「主要」タブ以前は「候補」というタブ名でしたが今回から「主要」に名前を変え、新しい基本のアクションやよく使うアクションを表示するようになりました。 使用方法:1.メニューのウィンドウ>アクションへ行き、パネル右上のドロップダウンメニューから「アクション」を選択。(以前のアクションをご使用時は「クラシックアクション」を選択してください。)2.「主要」(下図のA)タブにあるアクションをみて使いたいワークフローを選択する。このタブには「基本調整」「被写体と背景」「クリエイティブな効果」「ガイド」「サイズ変更」「書き出し」のカテゴリーがあります。3.各項目にマウスオーバーするとほとんどの場合、カンバス上でライブプレビューをご覧いただけます。 今までと同じようにこのアクションの内容を見たり、それを編集して使用、自分だけのカスタマイズアクションを作成することももちろん可能です。お使いいただき、ご質問、ご感想をこちらにお知らせください。よろしくお願いします。

3rd Party Generative Fill Reference Image Support Now Available in Beta!

New in Beta: Modernized Effect Controls Panel

New in After Effects Beta 26.3x34: Modernized Effect Controls Panel  After Effects has a long and storied history, and a lot of today’s UX still sits on a legacy framework. That foundation has made it harder than we’d like to fix bugs, ship new ideas, and keep panels feeling fast. We have been reimagining what’s under the hood for the Effect Controls Panel to make the experience easier to evolve, more reliable, and genuinely better to use. With that in mind, we have been working to modernize the underlying framework of the Effect Controls Panel. We are essentially rebuilding it from the ground up. This is the first stage of a larger project to modernize the UX framework of After Effects.  What is changing? For now, the panel will look nearly identical to the existing version and retain all current behavior and functionality. However, this architectural shift allows us to deliver incremental improvements to the AE user experience moving forward. You may already notice a few subtle changes: We've changed the effect visibility icon to match the familiar eyeball used everywhere else in the ecosystem.  We've consolidated informational icons to the right-hand side for a cleaner experience! And all of the informational icons now have tooltips to further explain what they’re indicating.  We’ve changed the "Reset” command to an icon button.  Existing Effect Controls Panel  New Effect Controls Panel   Known Issues Empty panel after workspace switch: Resize the panel or apply a new effect to refresh the display. Checkbox actions: If clicking a checkbox doesn't register correctly, ensure the effect is selected in Effect Controls Panel first. Documentation and Feedback The existing documentation remains accurate and can be found under the Effect Controls Panel section here: Adobe Help: Effects & Animation Presets Our goal is for the experience to be identical to the previous version and while we have worked hard to preserve every piece of functionality, we need your help to ensure we haven't missed anything. Keep an eye out for any layout issues or things that aren't working as you'd expect, and please let us know if you encounter any bugs or performance regressions so we can address them quickly. 

Sketch to Vector now in Illustrator Beta 30.4.0.159

Sketch to Vector now in Illustrator Beta 30.4.0.159

Introducing Sketch to Vector, now available in Adobe Illustrator (Beta). It is a faster, more flexible way to convert sketches or images into usable vector or raster artwork directly in Illustrator. Refine a sketch, turn it into an illustration or reimagine any image using just a prompt. Use the creativity slider to control how closely the output matches the original image. Prompt: fill the sketch with colors and fill the background wall with polka dots of red colorLow creativity and raster output of Gemini 3 modelUnleash your creativity using any raster image. Start with a sketch, scan, photo, or similar input, and generate artwork based on your intent. We encourage you to test this feature across a range of scenarios and workflows. Some identified use cases are listed below, but the possibilities are endless.Sketch refinement: Turn rough sketches into more refined outputs Sketch to illustration: Convert rough sketches into filled artwork Photo to vector: Transform photos into stylized vector illustrations with more personalized results and the ability to explore different styles Sketch to photo: Generate photo-like outputs from simple sketchesHow to use:Select a sketch or image as input. Open Sketch to Vector from the supported entry points in Illustrator (Properties Panel, Right click menu, Contextual HUD, Object Menu --> Generative menu and Generative menu in the Toolbar). Describe actions or refinements using the prompt and adjusting the settings. Available model options include GPT, GPT 1.5, Gemini 2.5 and Gemini 3. Click on Generate.Important points to note:You must start with a raster image to use Sketch to Vector. Sketch to Vector will use the original image as a reference even when used on a generated object (raster or vector). Outputs are generated on top of the selected image, so your original image remains unaltered.Try it now in Beta and share feedback to help shape what's next.

Turntable in Illustrator | Multi‑Angle Viewing for Vector and Raster Objects

Turntable in Illustrator | Multi‑Angle Viewing for Vector and Raster Objects

 Hello everyone,Turntable, powered by Adobe Firefly, is now available in Illustrator. It takes your 2D object and generates multiple rotated views, so you can see it from different angles.You can smoothly slide between these views, pull out the ones you like, or export them as a GIF for a dynamic, rotating preview.Follow along with a sample file to explore the rotated views generated using Turntable. Try it in Illustrator! Generate multiple views Select the object you want multiple views for, then go to Object > Generative > Turntable. Illustrator will create a set of views and place them inside a Generative Object on your canvas, along with controls in the Contextual Task Bar. You’ll also see a grouped version in the Layers panel, plus a copy of your original object.You can also find Turntable in the Transform panel, Properties panel under the Transform section, Control panel, and the right-click menu.Note: Turntable works best with vector and raster objects without a background that have recognizable angles in a real-world scenario. Use the Contextual Task Bar to play around with views—rotate left or right, tilt up or down, or reset to the original view. You can add new rotated views to either side, place all views on the canvas, or export everything as a GIF.Want more angles? Just drag the rotate slider or use the tilt arrows. You can even combine rotation and tilt for more perspectives. Hit Reset anytime to go back.To pull out views, add them individually or place all of them on the canvas at once. For exporting, choose Export as GIF, then pick your settings like view type, frame range, speed, direction, and background.You can also give feedback on any view—upvote, downvote, or report it if needed.Access the views later To get back to your generated views, just select the Generative Object and click Turntable in the Contextual Task Bar or Properties panel.If you want to see and manage all your generated views in one place, go to Object > Generative > Generation History.Edit the viewsIf you directly edit a view in isolation mode, those changes won’t stick—once you go back to Turntable and move the slider, they’ll be lost. If that happens, just hit Cmd + Z (Mac) or Ctrl + Z (Windows) to bring it back. Also, edits to one view don’t affect the others. If you want to make permanent changes, you’ll need to ungroup the Generative Object. Since that breaks all linked views, it’s a good idea to make a copy first. Then:Select the Generative Object and open TurntableUse the slider or arrows to get the view you wantGo to Object > Ungroup (this turns it into a regular object and removes linked views)Edit it however you likeYou can also explore when to use Turntable vs Illustrator’s 3D tools, and check out its current limitations. Share Your Feedback We encourage you to try Turntable in Illustrator and share your feedback with the community. If you have questions or suggestions, please reply to this post or create a new post for any issues. If you found this post helpful, click 👍 Like.Use ⭐ Subscribe to stay informed about future updates.You may also share this post with others who might benefit from these enhancements.

Photoshop v27.5 is Live! Explore ideas faster with Firefly Boards

Photoshop v27.5 is Live! Explore ideas faster with Firefly Boards

A new workflow in Photoshop desktop makes it easier to explore, organize, and refine creative directions, without breaking your flow!  What’s new With version 27.5, you can now open your cloud documents directly in Firefly Boards from Photoshop. This lets you quickly explore ideas, create and compare variations, and organize concepts visually before taking your preferred version back into Photoshop for detailed editing. The result is a smoother creative loop from ideation to refinement using the same cloud document throughout. You can start from an existing Photoshop cloud document, place it on a Firefly Board, experiment with variations, make adjustments, and keep everything neatly organized in one place. When you’re ready, simply open any variation back in Photoshop and continue editing with all the precision tools you already rely on. Learn more about Firefly Boards in Photoshop  How to use it On the Photoshop desktop home screen, go to Your files. From the three‑dot menu next to a cloud document (PSDC), choose Open in Boards. Create a new board or select an existing one, then start exploring variations. When you find a direction you like, use the three‑dot menu on that variation and select Open in Photoshop to continue refining.  Fixed issuesExport As displays an An unknown error occurred message and cannot be used when Use Legacy Export As is enabled.  Built-in composition guide presets (such as Rule of Thirds or Golden Ratio overlays) are not available as one-click options from the Guides menu.  Changes to the Clarity and Dehaze adjustment effects are not reflected on the Photoshop canvas after saving. Pattern Overlay layer styles set to Linear Light in Photoshop versions 27.2 and 27.3 revert to Normal when the file is opened in older Photoshop versions or the current beta app. Typing the letter “P” or “p” in text input fields within Image > Variables > Define or Data Set toggles the Preview checkbox instead of entering the character. Click here to update Photoshop to version 27.5 using the Creative Cloud desktop app.  Join the conversation How are you planning to use Firefly Boards: early ideation, variation exploration, or client reviews? Share your workflows or creations with the community and let us know what you think!

How to Report Firefly Issues Effectively (Required Details for Faster Support)

How to Report Firefly Issues Effectively (Required Details for Faster Support)

 To ensure the community can provide the most efficient assistance, please include the details outlined below when posting a question. Providing this information upfront helps us diagnose the issue without needing to ask follow-up questions, which leads to a faster resolution for you. 1. Errors and Technical GlitchesIf you are encountering a specific error message or the interface is not behaving as expected, please provide the following:A Full Screenshot: Please provide a screenshot of your entire browser or application window, including your avatar in the upper right corner. Many errors have multiple causes; seeing the full context is much more helpful than a zoomed-in image of the error message alone. System Details: Specify your Operating System (OS) and Browser (including version numbers). Workflow Context: Which Firefly function were you using? (e.g., Text to Image, Generative Fill, Text to Video, etc.) Which model was selected? (e.g., Firefly Image 3, Image 4 Ultra, Imagen 3). The full prompt you were using. Copies of any reference images, keyframes, or original images used. 2. Issues with GenerationsIf Firefly is producing results that are unexpected, poor quality, or not following your instructions, please include:The Full Prompt: The exact text you entered into the prompt box. Settings and Model: The specific model used and any other settings (such as aspect ratio, content type, or style strength). Reference Images: A copy of any reference images or keyframes used to guide the generation. Visual Examples: Please upload a copy of the "bad" generation so we can see exactly what the output looks like and tell us what is wrong if it is not obvious.3. Account and Subscription IssuesIf you are having trouble with credits, plan access, or account-level features, please provide these three items:Plan Type: Are you on an Individual, Teams, or Enterprise plan? Account Identity (Redacted): Click on your avatar in the upper right corner and take a screenshot of the box that appears. Important: Please black out your name and email address before posting. Plan Details: Go to account.adobe.com/plans and take a screenshot of the left and center columns showing your active subscriptions (e.g., Creative Cloud All Apps, Firefly Premium). Do not include the right-hand column, as it contains private payment information.Note: By providing these details in your initial post, you help our moderators and community experts replicate the issue and provide a solution much more quickly.  Share Your Feedback If you found this post helpful, click 👍 Like.Use ⭐ Subscribe to stay informed about future updates. Thanks,Droopy

Illustrator 30.3 | Turntable, Auto Select, Style Reference, and Cloud Export Enhancements

Illustrator 30.3 | Turntable, Auto Select, Style Reference, and Cloud Export Enhancements

Hey all!Illustrator 30.3 introduces new features to enhance creativity and efficiency. Turntable enables multi‑angle viewing and dynamic exports, Auto Select generates multiple variations from a single prompt, style references now work across partner models like GPT Image and Gemini, and Export for Screens supports direct saving to Adobe Cloud. For more details, check out the what’s new page. Turntable: View 2D objects from new angles TurntableDiscover how to use Turntable in Adobe Illustrator to view both vector and raster objects from different angles.Smart Model Selection with Auto Select in Generative AI Learn about Auto Select in generative AI, a feature that helps you choose the most suitable models for your prompts. Style Reference Across Partner Models in Text to Vector Graphic Apply style references with new partner models in Text to Vector Graphic by using a reference image to guide your output across models like GPT Image and Gemini.Seamless Cloud Export from Export for Screens Export your Illustrator files directly to Adobe Cloud storage using Export for Screens, making it easy to access, share, and reuse your work anytime across desktop and web.Fixed issuesIllustrator 30.3 also includes several improvements and bug fixes. Learn more. Get StartedExplore the latest updates and enhancements in Illustrator. Update to Illustrator 30.3 using this link, or open the Creative Cloud desktop app and click Update next to Illustrator. For step-by-step guidance, check out the detailed update instructions. Share Your Feedback We encourage you to try the new features in Illustrator 30.3 and share your feedback with the community. If you have questions or suggestions, please reply to this post or create a new post for any issues. If you found this announcement helpful, click 👍 Like.Use ⭐ Subscribe to stay informed about future updates.You may also share this post with others who might benefit from these enhancements.

Screenshot of updated panel, showing buttons for new APIs
General Distractions Removal in Photoshop Desktop (Beta)

General Distractions Removal in Photoshop Desktop (Beta)

Quickly clean-up unwanted objects that pull attention away from your main subject.General Distraction Removal (beta) in the Remove Tool automatically finds and removes common distractions—like poles, vehicles, and visual clutter—with just a few clicks.How to try it in Photoshop (beta) for desktop:1. Select the Remove Tool from the toolbar.2. In the Options bar, click Find Distractions.3. Click Find next to General Distractions.A color‑coded list of detected distractions appears, and each distraction is highlighted on the canvas with a matching overlay. You can change the color of the distraction overlay by clicking on the color swatch in the panel.   Select the Remove Tool, then choose Find General Distractions from the Options Bar to see color‑coded results and editable overlays  4. Use the checkboxes to turn targeting on or off for each distraction category.You can also refine the results by brushing directly on the canvas using the + / − controls in the Remove Tool options bar.    With Vegetation unchecked, plants and trees are no longer targeted for removal. Use the – brush to also exclude the sidewalk behind the trash can.  5. Click the Apply checkbox in the Options bar (or press Enter/Return on your keyboard)The targeted distractions are removed, allowing your main subject to be the center of attention.Rate individual results using the Feedback button in the Remove Tool options bar, use the feedback section in the Beta Panel to share your overall experience, or comment in this forum thread. We want to hear from you! Thank you for trying this Photoshop beta feature.

[Now Released] Improvements in Transcription Accuracy and Speed

In Premiere, our Speech to Text transcription model supports 18 languages. I am pleased to announce a new drop of our Speech to Text model in Premiere Beta, targeted for version 26.2. When you run transcription in Premiere, you should notice improved accuracy in languages, dialects, and overlapping dialogue.AccuracyExpanded language accuracy improvements: All of Premiere’s languages are showing higher accuracy. Some languages are seeing up to 36% reduction in errors.Better handling of overlapping dialogue: You should notice more words being attributed to the correct speaker as well improvements in the change points between speakers.English dialogue improvements: Premiere should be better at recognizing dialects for English speakers. When tested on both African American and Singaporean English data sets, Premiere has a 28% relative improvement in word error rate (tested in CORAAL and National Singapore Corpus).PerformanceTranscription wait time should be reduced, as long as you are on recommended hardware specs. The chart below shows how many seconds it takes to transcribe one hour of dialogue-heavy footage with 20 different speakers in English. Note: transcription time takes longer when Premiere separates speakers (e.g. Speaker 1, Speaker 2). We have tested on some common machines, but would like to hear if things are performant for you. Tell us what you thinkPlease test it in any languages that you support in your editing. Let us know how it’s doing with different accents, kids, and audio quality. We may want to follow up with you directly if you have sample audio for us to test.

What’s New: Access Admin Console Audit Logs via API (Adobe I/O Events)

 We’re delighted to announce that Admin Console Audit Logs via Adobe I/O Events is now available for Enterprise customers. This update enables organizations to automatically fetch their Admin Console audit logs via API and integrate them into their monitoring and storage systems.With this release, customers can extend audit visibility beyond the Admin Console and retain audit data for longer periods to support compliance, governance, and incident response needs.Go to Admin ConsoleWhy this mattersWith this release, we have enabled programmatic access to Admin Console audit logs via Adobe I/O Events, allowing enterprise organizations to automate the collection of audit logs directly into their own storage or security tools, gain visibility into who changed what and when, and retain this data beyond the current 90-day limit.This allows organizations to:Integrate audit logs with SIEM and security monitoring tools Retain audit data for long-term compliance and regulatory requirements Investigate suspicious activity and track administrative changes Ensure that sensitive audit data is accessible only to authorized users Stream audit data into external systems Automate monitoring workflows Maintain long-term audit records beyond the Admin Console retention periodThis release also introduces the Admin developer role, enabling organizations to delegate integration setup without granting full system administrator privileges. Key FeaturesAPI-based audit log access Automatically fetch audit logs using Adobe I/O Events Standardized format (OCSF) Audit events are delivered in Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework format for seamless integration Granular access control Access is limited to System Admins and users assigned the Admin developer role Admin developer role Enables secure delegation of integration setup without granting access to the Admin Console Unified integration experience Audit logs can be accessed via API, webhook, or AWS EventBridge using existing I/O Events infrastructureFor a step-by-step guide, visit our documentation: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/audit-logs.htmlImportant NotesAudit logs in the Admin Console are limited to 90 days of retention Only organization-level events are captured (not product-specific actions) Access to audit logs via API is restricted to System Admins and Admin developers Have feedback or encountering issues? Let us know by posting in the thread below, we’d love to hear from you! Quick Links https://developer.adobe.com/events/docs/guides/using/admin-audit-logs/ https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/content-logs.html https://developer.adobe.com/events https://ocsf.io/If this was helpful, please click the ‘Like’ icon in the bottom left corner of this post. Your feedback helps us improve the experience. Thank you! ​*For queries, feedback, and suggestions, please feel free to start a conversation.*Please visit our ICYMI page for all the other updates & releases. 

InDesign 21.3 | Edit with Adobe Express, Enhanced Flex Layout, and more

InDesign 21.3 | Edit with Adobe Express, Enhanced Flex Layout, and more

 InDesign 21.3 is here, bringing smoother, more connected, and more accessible workflows with powerful new integrations and enhancements. What’s new in InDesign 21.3 Edit images directly with Adobe ExpressRefine images without leaving InDesign - use Adobe Express tools to remove backgrounds, crop, adjust colors, or add elements instantly, with support for PNG, JPEG, PSD, and AI (RGB). It’s perfect for quick edits without breaking your creative flow. Learn more Flex Layout enhancements (More control, less effort)Flex Layout is now more powerful—apply properties via Object Styles, create interactive elements within Flex containers, and work with nested Flex layouts. It’s great for building responsive, structured layouts faster than ever. Learn more Accessible context breaks (Better EPUB structure)Create accessible section breaks with paragraph styles by mapping them to semantic tags like , improving EPUB/HTML navigation and readability for assistive technologies. This ties directly into export tagging and accessibility workflows. Learn more Accessible glossary exportCreate smarter EPUB glossaries by defining terms and definitions with paragraph styles, supporting multi-level structures and improving navigation and semantic clarity. This is a big win for accessibility-first publishing workflows. Learn more We have more. For information on what else is new in InDesign 21.3, click here.  Fixed Issues This release also includes several important bug fixes and stability updates. Thank you for submitting the bugs and helping to prioritize them. How do you disable the new "Alt Text" icon? Alt text added to hyperlinks in the Accessibility section disappears when the file is saved as an .idml For more information on other fixed issues, check out the InDesign release notes. Get StartedTo update to InDesign 21.3, open the Creative Cloud desktop app and click Update next to InDesign. For step-by-step guidance, check out the detailed update instructions.Once updated, open your existing projects and explore the latest enhancements available in InDesign 21.3. We’d love to hear from you!Try out the new features and let us know how they’re working in your workflows. If you have questions or feedback, feel free to Reply here and join the conversation.If you found this helpful, click 👍Like to let us know. You can also Share this post with others who might find it useful.Happy designing!