Photoshop Introduces New AI-Powered Editing Tools

Adobe has announced a range of new and updated artificial intelligence tools for Photoshop, aimed at simplifying the workflow for creators and enhancing the quality of image editing and cleanup.

With the new Harmonize feature, users can easily add objects to images or compositions. The tool analyzes the surrounding content and automatically adjusts color, lighting, shadows, and visual tone, ensuring a harmonious integration of the object into the overall appearance. Adobe claims that this feature significantly simplifies the creation of complex compositions and reduces the time spent on manual corrections.

Harmonize is available for Photoshop on desktop computers, in the web version, and on mobile devices.

The Generative Upscale tool enhances image resolution up to eight megapixels without losing clarity. This is useful for printing or improving the quality of older files. The feature is available for desktop PCs and in the online version.

Adobe has also updated the Remove tool, which now uses the latest Adobe Firefly image model. The updated Remove allows for more precise removal of unwanted objects, filling gaps with realistic content and reducing artifacts, resulting in a cleaner and more natural outcome. This feature is available for desktop computers and in the web version.

A new Projects feature has been introduced for Photoshop users on desktop PCs, which aids in managing and organizing creative work. It allows resources to be stored in a shared space, facilitating collaboration and communication, as well as helping to avoid issues with different file versions.

Learn more about these new features on the official Adobe website.