Topaz Adjust AI substitute

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October 24, 2025
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I've been using Topaz Adjust AI filter as a plugin in Photoshop. It has been discontinued. Does anyone have a suggestion for a close substitute for Topaz Adjust AI?

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Correct answer RosaPerry

Hi @jay fresno

I’m still able to use the Topaz Adjust AI filter in my workflow. If you purchased it, you can still download it from your Topaz account — just go to Account → Downloads, and you’ll see all your filters and plugins there.

Even though the older Topaz filters aren’t supported or updated anymore, that doesn’t mean they stop working. I have 23 Topaz filters, and they all still run beautifully in my latest Photoshop — some haven’t been updated in years, but they keep on going strong!

RosaPerryCorrect answer

Inspiring

Hi @jay fresno

I’m still able to use the Topaz Adjust AI filter in my workflow. If you purchased it, you can still download it from your Topaz account — just go to Account → Downloads, and you’ll see all your filters and plugins there.

Even though the older Topaz filters aren’t supported or updated anymore, that doesn’t mean they stop working. I have 23 Topaz filters, and they all still run beautifully in my latest Photoshop — some haven’t been updated in years, but they keep on going strong!

Rosa

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jay fresnoAuthor

Inspiring

Unfortunately, when I look at Account > Downloads, Adjust is not listed.

The only ones listed are Topaz POhoto AI, DeNoise AI, GIgapixel AI, and Sharpen AI.

I really miss Topaz Adjust AI. I wish there was some way that I could buy it.

RosaPerry

Inspiring

@jay fresno

If you had purchased Topaz Adjust AI originally, you should still have access to download the program.

Luminar Neo is a software option that offers features similar to Topaz Adjust AI and also includes a plug-in for Photoshop.

Rosa

Sameer K

Community Manager

Hey, @jay fresno. Thanks for bringing this up. Topaz is a 3rd party plugin used by many here. I'll suggest you wait for other users and Experts to add their workflows.

If you're looking for upscale techniques, you can try Generative Upscale in Photoshop (beta) and check if it helps: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/enhance-image-quality-with-generative-upscale.html

Thanks!
Sameer K

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jay fresnoAuthor

Inspiring

Generative Upscale is in the Beta version of Photoshop. I'll have to wait to try it because I don't like using beta versions.

I'll try it when it is available, although I douibt it coiuld take the place of the special looks that Topaz Adjust was able to give my photos.

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