Adobe has officially released a free version of Photoshop for iPhone, making the powerful image editing tool more accessible than ever. The Android version is expected to be released later this year.
This significantly expands Photoshop's capabilities by allowing users to create, edit, and enhance photos directly from their mobile devices.
Key Features of Photoshop Mobile
The new Photoshop app includes powerful editing tools and AI-powered features previously only available on desktop. Some of the core key features include:
- Layering and Masking: Essential tools for professional-grade image editing.
- Tap Select: Quickly remove, recolor, or replace parts of an image.
- Spot Healing Bru: Easily remove unwanted objects and blemishes.
- Firefly-Powered Generative AI: AI-driven tools like Generative Fill and Generative Expand help create unique visuals effortlessly.
- Seamless Cloud Integration: Direct connectivity with Adobe Express, Fresco, and Lightroom.
- Access to Adobe Stock: A vast library of free assets to enhance creativity.
Premium Features and Subscription Plans
While the essential capabilities of Photoshop Mobile are available for free, Adobe does offer premium features via a Photoshop Mobile and Web plan at $7.99 per month or $69.99 per year. The subscription unlocks additional tools like:
- Object Select & Magic Wand: Advanced selection tools for precise edits.
- Content-Aware Fill & Clone Stamp: Powerful retouching options.
- Advanced Blend Modes & Light/Dark Adjustments: Enhanced control over image composition.
- Expanded AI Features: Generate Similar and Reference Image tools powered by Firefly AI.
Designed for Both New and Professional Creators
The app is tailored for both beginners and experienced professionals. It allows users to seamlessly transition between Photoshop on mobile, web, desktop, and iPad, making it easier to work across multiple devices.
Availability and Future Updates
Photoshop Mobile is currently available worldwide on the Apple App Store. An Android version is expected to launch in late 2025. Adobe remains committed to improving Photoshop's capabilities and staying at the forefront of digital creativity.