Adobe Photoshop launches a series of AI tools

At the MAX London creative conference, Adobe launched a powerful Photoshop update with many new, groundbreaking AI features built on the foundation of the previous Generative Fill tool.

These advanced features are supported by Adobe Sensei, Adobe's artificial intelligence system including Reference Image, Generate Image, Generate Similar, Generate Background and Enhance Detail.

'This Photoshop update helps professional and beginner users open the door to endless creative possibilities,' said Ashley Still, Senior Vice President of Adobe's Creative Products Group.

New AI features

Reference Image: From the image selected by the user, AI can automatically draw additional regions according to their wishes.
Text to Image with Generate Image: In Photoshop, users can directly convert text into images.
Generate Background: Replace or create new backgrounds.
Generate Similar: Based on a selection, users can create many different versions.
Enhance Detail: Fine-tunes the image to improve sharpness.

Other new Photoshop tools

Adjustment Brush: Users can easily apply adjustments without affecting specific parts of the image.
Improved Font Browser: Right in Photoshop, users get real-time access to more than 25,000 Adobe fonts in the cloud.
Adjustment Presets: Users can easily change the look of their images with filters, and can create and save custom presets.

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Photoshop's new tool gives users greater control over the overall look and feel of AI-generated content pieces. However, sometimes it produces completely random results.

The desktop beta version of Photoshop is now available for online use, inviting you to experience the new features before the official version is released to the market using the link below. The official release is expected to come out later this year.

https://www.adobe.com/vn_vi/products/photoshop.html

Photoshop website version officially launched

Web-based Photoshop - a shortened online version of Adobe's photo editing software - has launched the official version after nearly 2 years in the testing phase.

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The web version of Photoshop offers many of the same popular tools as the desktop version, including AI tools like Generative Fill or Generative Expand. However, Photoshop web is designed with a more streamlined layout to provide a better user experience.

It can also use the new Contextual Task Bar feature that Adobe added to the Photoshop application earlier this year. This AI feature will suggest relevant steps you should take next in your workflow.

Object selection or retouch tools - with similar workflows, will be named and grouped together on the toolbar. If desired, users can still choose the display method as in the full application version.

Adobe said it will soon add tools such as patch tool, pen tool, smart object,.

With Photoshop web version, users can still easily collaborate with others. Those who do not purchase the Photoshop package can still view and comment on projects.

The official web version of Photoshop will not be provided for free as it was in the beta phase, but will become part of all Photoshop paid packages (priced from 9.99 USD/month). New users before deciding to sign up for a subscription package can view Photoshop web version through demos on Adobe's website.