Photoshop

Ever wish you could change the mood, season, lighting, or even the action in a photo without diving into layers, masks, and complex edits? With Prompt to Edit in Adobe Photoshop, you can make powerful image-wide changes using simple natural language. Just tell Photoshop what you want to see, and AI helps bring it to life.  What Is Prompt to Edit? Prompt to Edit lets you transform an entire image using a text prompt. Instead of manually adjusting multiple settings, you can describe the result you're after, and Photoshop generates variations for you to review and apply. Whether you're enhancing an existing photo or experimenting with creative concepts, Prompt to Edit makes image transformation faster and more intuitive.  What Can You Do With It? Here are a few ways creators are already using Prompt to Edit: Change the atmosphere  "Change the lighting to a warm sunset tone."  "Create a cinematic evening mood."  Transform the environment  "Change the season to rainy, add rainfall and pudd

 The September 2026 release of Photoshop 27.11 introduces new AI-powered capabilities designed to help you work faster and achieve more professional results. With Enhance Edge, you can create cleaner, more natural-looking selections by refining object edges and reducing unwanted background color fringing. This release also brings GPT Image 2 directly into Photoshop, allowing you to generate entirely new images and make precise edits using natural language prompts, all without leaving your creative workflow.Click here for more details. Bug fixes – Thanks to you!Canvas Size dialog did not retain the previously used units. Image > Apply Image preview did not work with the modern UI enabled and GPU disabled. Setting the default unit to inches in Preferences > Units was ignored by Canvas Size. New Guide dialog did not recognize the unit set in Preferences. Edit > Stroke used the previously selected color instead of the newly chosen color on the first attempt. Opacity changed when u

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Turn creative ideas into editable image transformations using AI. With Prompt to edit, you can describe changes using natural language and generate image-wide edits in seconds. Use Markup and Marks to guide the AI toward specific areas of an image, add instructions, or indicate where new elements should appear.  How This Workflow Works Start by generating an image edit using a text prompt. If needed, use markup tools to indicate specific areas and describe the changes you want. Step-by-Step Guide 1. Open an image Select File > Open and choose the image you want to edit.  2. Generate an edit with Prompt to edit Select a pixel layer or generative layer containing the image. If you're working with a generative layer, make sure the entire image is selected. Select Prompt to edit from the Contextual Task Bar, or choose Edit > Prompt to Edit. Enter a prompt describing the changes you'd like to make across the image.  Sample prompts:  Change the lighting to a warm sunset tone.  Improve

Ever Feel Like You’ve Painted Yourself Into a Corner? Sometimes in Photoshop, the shape of your brush makes a simple cleanup harder than it needs to be. A round tip is useful for curved edges and soft transitions, but its curved outline can leave a gap where two straight edges meet.A square brush gives you straight sides and defined corners that you can align with your subject. In this guide, we’ll find a square brush, rotate its tip, draw straight strokes, and combine it with layer masks and selections for precise cleanup.Note: A square tip fits a right-angle corner when it is aligned correctly. For an acute angle or an irregular edge, use a smaller tip and a selection to protect the surrounding area Get the BrushStart with a simple square tip in Photoshop on desktop. Use a temporary empty pixel layer to test the brush before working on your image or mask.Select the Brush Tool in the Tools panel, or press B. If another tool in that group is active, choose Brush Tool from the group. Ch

What if editing an image felt more like having a conversation than learning complex tools?The new AI-assisted editor (Beta) in Photoshop 27.10 introduces a streamlined, AI-powered editing experience designed to help users create and refine images using natural language prompts.Whether you're new to Photoshop or looking for a faster way to make quick edits, AI Assisted Editor (Beta) simplifies the creative process without sacrificing flexibility. Turn Ideas Into Edits, Instantly Instead of navigating multiple panels and settings, simply describe what you want to change. AI Assisted Editor (Beta) interprets your prompt and helps you achieve the result using built-in AI capabilities.With tools like: Prompt for natural language image editing Markup to visually indicate areas you want to modify Fill to add or replace content Remove to eliminate unwanted elements Crop and Expand to extend compositions beyond their original boundaries Upscale to improve image resolution Remove Backgroun

Let’s Create Some Grass Brush Details Using Adobe Photoshop!The Grass brush in Photoshop can be used to effectively add grass details to a composition in a randomized - yet controlled - way. We'll discover how to access the Grass brush - which can be a major stumbling block for designers unfamiliar with this brush. We'll also examine the peculiar features of this brush through an examination of Brush Settings. Finally, we'll go ahead and use the Grass brush to add details to a photographic composition to make the scene appear to be more overgrown and unkempt. How to Create this Detail in Photoshop: Loading the Legacy Brushes CollectionThe first item that needs to be addressed is the location of the Grass brush. If you are looking for it within your pre-installed brush collections… you likely will have a hard time finding it - as it is considered a Legacy Brush and that collection of brushes must be loaded first, before you can access the brush.In Photoshop, select the Brush tool  and o

You asked, we listened, and we're excited to share that one of the community's long-standing feature request is now available in Photoshop 27.10. For years, many of you have asked for more control over the file formats shown in the Save As and Save a Copy dialogs, including the ability to hide formats you don't use and create a cleaner, more streamlined saving experience. Today, we're happy to say: it's here!  What's new? You can now customize the file formats displayed in the Save As and Save a Copy dialogs. Simply go to: Edit > Customize Save Dialog File Formats From there, you can:  Enable or disable file formats  Move formats you don't need to the Disabled File Formats column  Restore the default list at any time  Whether you're a photographer who primarily exports JPEGs and TIFFs, or a designer working mostly with PSDs and PNGs, you can now tailor the save experience to match your workflow.  Why you'll love it No more scrolling through long lists of formats you never use. Thi

Help us shape this community: What content do you want to see? Whether you're a longtime community member or just found this space, your input will directly shape what we publish here. We want this to be a place you return to, not just when something breaks, but when you want to learn, get inspired, or connect with other creatives. What we’re considering:🚀 Feature Highlights: What’s new in Photoshop, explained with real workflows.📖 How-to Guides: Step-by-step tutorials for common tasks, errors, and workflows.💬 Community Discussions: Polls, questions, and conversations about how you work.🌟 Community Highlights: Spotlighting community members, standout work, and creative journeys. We’d love to hear your thoughts:What type of content do you find most useful when you visit this forum? Is there a Photoshop topic you keep looking up but never find a great answer for here? Would you want to share your own creative workflow or be featured in a community highlight? What kind of projects wou