Adobe is offering the web version of Photoshop for free starting with a pilot program in Canada, in an effort to make its photo-editing software accessible to more people.

Photoshop on the Web Beta in action. Taking a cue from its own Elements version of Photoshop, Adobe has made it pretty simple to remove a patterned or solid background from a photo.

Adobe is making a "freemium" version of Photoshop on the web available in Canada. Users need to sign up for an Adobe account to access the free web version that includes Photoshop's core features.

Adobe plans to bring its web-based editing platform to the masses sometime in the future. Adobe SHARE. In a flurry of announcements that included updates to its metaverse building and business ...

Adobe is reportedly experimenting with making the web version of Photoshop free. Basic tools and core functionality would be included, with premium tools a paid upgrade. The company is conducting ...

The tools that Photoshop on the web has aren’t as sophisticated as their desktop counterparts either—you can’t do vertically aligned text in the online app, for example. There are a few more ...

Adobe says this version of Photoshop will be available to use for free, but not without a few strings attached. For starters: it's restricted to a web browser.

The free version of Photoshop will have to compete with them when Adobe fully releases it, however, web-based Photoshop can meet more users where they are, like on Chromebooks.

But Adobe's Mobile and Web plan ($7.99 per month or $69.99 per year) unlocks its full creative power and includes the newly updated Photoshop on the web, allowing you to move seamlessly between ...

Tap Retouch, and you can access the Spot heal tool (for smoothing out inconsistencies), the Clone stamp tool (for duplicating ...