Adjust Colors enables you to make quick and easy hue, saturation, and lightness adjustments to the 6 most prominent colors in your image.     HOW TO TEST When a "pixel" layer is selected with the Contextual Task Bar enabled, you'll see an "Adjust Colors" button. Clicking it shows the six main colors in your image. You can select a color and adjust its hue, saturation, and lightness. Changes appear instantly on the canvas, and the swatch updates to show the before-and-after colors.     Using the eyedropper tool, you can choose any different color for the swatches. A magnifier loupe appears when you click to help you preview a color. You can reset the colors anytime from the ••• menu on the Contextual Task Bar.   You can also find "Prominent Colors" in the Presets dropdown under Hue/Saturation in the Properties panel.   Other updates to the Hue/Saturation Adjustment in the Properties panel include: Color swatches for RGB, Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow channels Color swatches for the Prominent Colors preset Color swatch for the "Colorize" option Indicators (before/after swatch) for updated channels Improved before/after color bars with a larger, more user-friendly UI PROVIDE FEEDBACK 1. Click on the Beaker Icon in the upper right of the Photoshop application:   2. Find "Adjust Colors" in the left panel, and provide YES ready to be released or NO not ready to be released. Leave a comment if you have one... 3. Or you can leave a comment in the Beta Forum post.     ... View more

Photoshop's Select Subject feature automatically detects and selects the main object in an image, making precise selections faster and easier. It's especially useful for cutting out, extracting, or isolating subjects for tasks like generative fill, composites, effects, or adjustments. Remove Background simplifies background removal with a single click, masking everything except the subject, it uses your Select Subject preference to detect the main subject, then inverts and removes the background.   HOW TO TEST Have an internet connection: If you have Cloud processing as your default and you don't have an internet connection, you will use the device image processing. 1. Go to Preferences > Image Processing > Ensure the "Cloud" processing default is enabled. 2. Wherever you access Select Subject and Remove Background in Photoshop, it will always use the cloud processing default.     Select Subject and Remove Background Improvements include: Better subject detection Exceptional detection, selection, and masking of fine details More accurate selection of edges Better detection, selection, and masking of “holes” in an image Detection, selection, and masking of vector images   PROVIDE FEEDBACK 1. Click on the Beaker Icon in the upper right of the Photoshop application: 2. Find Select Subject Cloud in the left panel, provide YES ready to be released or NO not ready to be released. Leave a comment if you have one... 3. Or you can leave a comment in the Beta Forum post   ... View more

Hi Photoshop Beta Testers! We are so excited to announce the availabity of a new Gradients Context Bar. Let us know what you think or you run into problems!   To test out the Gradients Context Bar, make sure you have Context Bars enabled (Window > Contextual Task Bar or right click on canvas areas > Show Contextual Task Bar). Select the Gradient Tool and make sure you have "Gradient" selected in the Gradients Options Bar: With the Gradient Tool selected, click and drag to create a gradient. A new Gradient Adjustment Layer will be created, a Gradients Contextual Task Bar is shown.          ... View more