Liquify will not save

[lizmi3]

I open a photo in Photoshop.  To adjust the image and make changes, I choose the filter "Liquify."  I make the desired changes and hit "OK."

However, my changes are not being saved to the image/photo. Why????

[S_Gans]

Please tell us your Photoshop version, and your Operating System version.

[RLincoln]

I am having the same issue with Photoshop 2020. Help please!

[Timbo_Slice_80]

This is really bothering me too. Out of the blue, stops saving the modifications after using liquify. I was almost done editing a photo that had taken me a half hour to finish when I realized the changes weren't saved from the begninng of the work. Now I can't get liquify to save anything. 

I'm using Photoshop 2020, Windows 10 Pro- Version 1909, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz processor

I am updated to latest version of Photoshop. If anyone has any suggestions, I would greatly appreciate it. I literally cannot work any further.

[Safanah26880770wgkm]

I'm having the same issue! 

[jonah.c.l]

Happning for me on version 24.1.1, MacOS 13.1 on an Apple Silicon Mac. Super annoying.

[Bojan Živković]

Try suggestion from this thread Liquify does not save changes - Adobe Support Community - 11176573

[jonah.c.l]

It works after disabling "Use Graphics Processor" in Settings->Performance. Hope Adobe fixes this soon.

[SdeGat]

Same problem here with version 26.2.0 😞

Turned off GPU like it was proposed almost a year ago and it started to work!

This problem is still not fixed. 

[Mohit Goyal]

Hi there,

Are you on Windows or macOS? If you're on Windows, please update the Graphics drivers from the manufacturer's website, restart Photoshop, and check if that helps. If you are on macOS, Go to Help Menu in Photoshop > Run GPU Compatibility and share the results with us.

Thanks,
Mohit

[SdeGat]

Thanks for the reply @Mohit Goyal but I am always up to date on my drivers. 💁‍

And it has been years since a driver update has fixed anything. ☹️

Windows 11, 64gb of ram and 12gb RTX 4060 GPU.