P: Ability to Liquify on mobile

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

It may not be feasible (at least for now) to add Liquify to Photoshop on the iPad, but how about Transform> Warp as a workaround?  (Being able to manipulate an image using Liquify — or Warp — is a basic image editing feature.)

[Nidhi shree]

Hi @USETHEPRODUCTSYOUMAKE 

Sorry to know the issue you are facing.

To know more on the issue can you please try creating or opening an RGB file which is < 8192 X 8192 pixels & check if the Liquify tool is enabled or not? 

Current limitations:

Liquify is disabled for Text layer, Smart object, Grey Scale, Lab Color,CMYK, Layers size more than 8192 X 8192 pixels & Mask

[Nidhi shree]

Hi @Lissy26302143o2i1 ,

Please check the details in https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/liquify-tool-greyed-out/m-p/14044730#... 

[sreckomi]

Hello, still not working.. 

[Mihi007-]

For me it's not working too - please help 😞

[Nidhi shree]

@sreckomi @Mihi007- Sorry to hear that. Can you please more information on file type, file dimension, Layer, build no, OS?

[Tom327743248d10]

Exactly the same here 😞

[Haylky]

Liquify is available for 8-bit images only on ipad. Alternatively you can try this:

Photoshop iPad:

Publish and export > TIFF > reimport image into iPad Photoshop.

Lightroom iPad:

Export button > Export as.. > TIFF > Bit depth (8 bits) > Save file > Import into Photoshop

To test this try opening any regular 8bit image in Photoshop, liquify should be available if it fulfils the current limitations. (Check with info button, 'i' in a circle) to verify it's 8 bit.

Cheers!