Adobe photoshop starts the year by responding to one of the great complaints of its user community: the collaboration in real time. The program already has, in beta version for web and desktop applications, a co-editing function designed to continue promoting creativity.
As the company has pointed out in a statement, this new feature will allow Multiple users access the same document and edit it simultaneously from different computers. The goal is to facilitate content creation, streamline communication, and improve creative collaboration in workflows.
Among the advantages that this new function provides, the fact that several designers will be able to work on a Photoshop document at the same time stands out, dividing the tasks and complete projects jointly and more efficiently. In addition, they will be able to request contributions from other collaborators, as well as respond to comments and suggestions, all in a single file.
Co-editing in real time would benefit different user profiles. For example, it will make it easier for creative teams to rcompilation of customer comments as well as your invitation to collaborate directly on a file, view edits, and make comments.
In the training field, for example, it will help students follow live work processes and Photoshop techniques that educators demonstrate. At the same time, teachers will be able to make comments and edits directly on a student’s document and help improve learning and contextualize the feedback.
The function is currently available in beta version, and users can try real-time co-editing in Photoshop by filling out a form on Adobe’s website. The company invites you to use the tool and provide feedback to improve it for its official launch.
The development of real-time co-editing extends the list of features that Photoshop has implemented based on community feedback. In 2024 it launched, for example, Elimination of distractionswhich automatically detects and removes elements and replaces them with generated content, preserving the integrity of the image; either Selection brushto easily and intuitively select and adjust specific areas of an image.