help me choose a price

[Павел30449606vyu3]

Hello
I'm impressed with Photoshop's new features and would love to try them out. I don't like the idea of a free period because I can't guarantee I'll find enough time. I want to figure out which subscription I need. I saw that Adobe has a Photoshop subscription for £26 a month or so. And there's a £10 a month subscription that includes Photoshop and Lightroom. The latter seems much more attractive to me. Tell me about her. - Does it include a full-fledged Photoshop or will it be with limited features?
- Can I use it from a desktop computer and from a laptop? Or is it tied to the device?
- I heard about the web version of Photoshop. Can I save photos processed in the web version to my device?

[D Fosse]

The Photography Plan is a special deal at discounted price. It includes the full Photoshop version, not limited in any way,  plus Lightroom. The PS beta (in huge demand these days it seems) is also included.

That's the one you want.

The license allows two signed-in installations at any time. So yes, you can have it on a desktop + a laptop, or work + home. In fact, you can install on as many machines as you like, but only two of them can be signed in at any time. Sign out of one, and you can sign in to a third.

The only other restriction is that you cannot share the license with anyone else. It's for your personal use only.

I don't do cloud saving, so someone else will have to answer that.

[Павел30449606vyu3]

Looks great! Thanks for the detailed answer

[davescm]

There is one more very important point on the Photography plan, which I agree is excellent value, and that is it is a 12 month plan paid monthly. So the commitment is to 12 months at a time. Leaving before that period incurs charges. The only reason I add that is that we occasionally see posts here from people that did not read those terms when signing up.

Dave

[jane-e]

@Павел30449606vyu3 

Also: the single app plan can either be an annual commitment, or at a higher rate it can be month-to-month, which can be good for those who only need it for a month or two. The Photography plan is your best choice.

I haven't used Photoshop Web, but I know it's included in your plan. So are Photoshop Beta with generative fill, and Photoshp for iPad. These three are in addition to activating PS on your laptop and desktop. The license allow all this for one user only.

Jane

[Peru Bob]

To avoid a one year commitment, you can subscribe for one month at the higher monthly rate (make sure not to choose annual plan paid monthly) for Photoshop only and then cancel at the end of the month.  You can then subscribe to the Photography Plan if you decide you want to continue using Photoshop with an annual commitment.

If you do that, you may want to go to Adobe Customer Service to cancel and start the new plan, just to be sure that you don't end up having two plans active.