Adobe said on Tuesday at the Adobe Max conference that Adobe Photoshop, one of the most popular image creation and photo editing programmes, will be updated with new capabilities. According to the company, these additions are intended to make Photoshop smarter, more collaborative, and simpler to use across different platforms. 

One of the recently added features that is currently being tested is Share for Review. The company claims that the desktop software now has additional features driven by Adobe Sensei AI for selection improvements and more.

The company on Tuesday at the Adobe Max conference unveiled a number of new capabilities for Photoshop. According to Photoshop's creator, the most recent version of Photoshop includes the Share for Review (beta) feature. Users can share a web link to their project with the rest of the team, allowing them to browse it on a web browser. Furthermore, regardless of whether they have a Creative Cloud subscription, anyone can access these URLs. Making it simpler for stakeholders and artists to collaborate is the goal of the new Share for Review function, which is currently undergoing beta testing.

On Tuesday, Photoshop will receive a few new AI features. The Selection tool has been updated using Adobe Sensei AI technology. With only one click, users may now detect complex items by hovering over them and then pick them in-depth. This implies that the selection of elements, including hair, the sky, foregrounds, and others, will be more precise and of greater quality. According to the company, the improved Selection tool achieves all of this while keeping exact edges. Adobe Photoshop will also get one-click Delete and Fill. This software can remove objects from images and replace them with content-aware fill with only one click.

Adobe has also enhanced the user experience for PCs, browsers, and iPads. In the future, Photoshop's AI-powered Content-Aware Fill and Remove Background tools will be accessible to iPad users. The company disclosed that these features, along with additional elite selection capabilities, will also be made accessible for Photoshop on the Web (beta).