Hey everybody, we are happy to announce a new feature in Photoshop Beta, Bullets and Numbers!
(Adobe Photoshop Version: 25.10.0 20240523.m.2629)
What is this and how would I use it?
Imagine you're working on a design project and want to add some text, maybe it is a list of essential points or a step-by-step guide. You want these lists to function but also be visually appealing. That's where Photoshop's Bullets and Numbering feature comes into play.
Why is it important?
The Type tool itself is one of the most used tools in Photoshop, Bullets and Numbering is one of the most requested features in the Adobe Community.
Photoshop customers want a quick, easy way to format a paragraph where each paragraph return becomes a bullet or numbered list item.
Earlier Photoshop customers were creating bulleted points using glyphs and had to add them manually paragraph by paragraph. We hope with this addition the process will be an easier and more fluid workflow.
We have also added a preference for those who want to turn ON or OFF auto detection of lists while typing.
Please share your feedback, and as always we hope you find this addition a benefit to your workflow.
Cory - Photoshop Product Manager
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Works a treat @CoryShubert , and I love the context sensitive Properties Panel and Contextual Task Bar.
I see the Paragraph Panel has also been updated, but it feels likely that most people will use the Properties Panel.
I especially like the three dots to expand and contract Proprties Panel sections, although you can end up with quite a screen full. We have control over what functions are shown though, minimising cursor movement. It feels kind of crazy obsessing over a few inches of cursor movement, but it annoys the heck out of me.
What I would love is to be able to twirl those sections open and closed with the cursor keys, to make the most of available screen space, like we can in Windows File Explorer, and apps like Outlook.
Where exactly do I turn this feature off?
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