Photoshop on the iPad delivers core tools designed for Apple Pencil and touch. Import your raw images directly into Photoshop, make nondestructive edits, and share for comments right within the app. Photoshop on the iPad opens the same files as Photoshop on your desktop (macOS or Windows) using cloud technology, so you can stay in sync across all your devices. If you don’t, try it with a 30-day free trial. Edits made to projects on one device are synced to others, but must first be saved to your Creative Cloud asset library before they can be loaded into Photoshop Mix.Ready to use Photoshop on the iPad? If you have a qualifying subscription, just log in with your Adobe ID. Surprisingly, all of this works equally as well on iPhone as it does on iPad, something rarely true in the case of the now-defunct Photoshop Touch. They’re all quite intuitive and easy to use, with tooltip pop-ups that walk users through the process at every turn. Marquee features aside, Photoshop Mix also includes an impressive lineup of more traditional crop, exposure, contrast, saturation, shadow, and highlight tools, as well as color, paint, defocus, and vignette. While in use, the Brush panel along the left edge (which automatically collapses when not in use) provides size, hardness, and opacity settings. However, this feature isn’t yet quite as thorough as on the desktop-objects extending beyond the edge of the frame left the remnant of a thin line that had to be removed with the Clone Stamp tool instead.Īmong the other tools included with Fix are the ability to Smooth or Sharpen selected areas of an image, as well as Lighten or Darken specific portions, rather than affecting the entire photo. Use a finger to select an unwanted object, and within seconds it’s removed and intelligently replaced with pixels from the surrounding area. Say cheese! The Liquify feature in Adobe Photoshop Fix can help bring a smile to any photo subject.įix also delivers Photoshop’s awesome Heal and Patch tools to mobile.
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