Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews & Product Details

Ease of use for a wide arrange of jobs, from animation to photography

Layout could be improved for those who have difficulty reading small text

A lot of time problems, especially in terms of basic animations

I like the fact you can accomplish so much with just a little bit of knowledge. You can work on it for just a short time and still do a good job. Also, there are plenty of free training videos on Adobe Photoshop that can help you learn more polished tasks. You can use it to quickly remove a background from an image or remove people from your vacation pictures. There are a lot of file types you can export out your images.

The main thing everyone does not like about Adobe Photoshop is the price. If you are going to only use it one or twice then I can understand but if you want a professional tool that will help you get a job done well then you need to use Adobe Photoshop.

I have helped remove the sky recently in an image. I have been able to add color to an older black and white photo. There are a lot of things this software can do.

I like that I can edit my pictures in exactly the way I envision with the photoshop tool.

There are so many features to it, that I don't exactly use everything and it makes me wonder if I am overpaying on some of the things that I don't use.

I use it to mainly edit photos and do simple layout designs which do not require vector drawings where illustrator would be better. I like that the photoshop app is stable and does not crash easily like the other cheaper alternatives.

Photoshop is an industry-standard software.

I do not know all of it's capabilities so I'm aware that I am paying for more that I need.

I'm familiar with it's interface and it has been a fast and easy way to edit photo assets.

It keeps all the photos organized and allows for some basic editing on the photos without ruining the quality of the photo itself.

That it's not easy to connect lightroom with photoshop for photo adjustment and editing.

I'm using it to edit and fix photos from photo shoots to make them fix the look and make them ideal for clients and customers.

What makes it great is how much compatibility it brings to software outside the adobe creative suite. You can copy and paste most fragments from other softwares, included web browsers and can be picked up even the meta properties to create a new canvas with the measures from the item in your clipboard. Also not so much people know this but Photoshop is great for gif edition.

I think photoshop could be lighter and free with ads

We do campaign mockups for digital marketing, photo editing, and email design.

With all the tools, filters, and settings that Photoshop offers, you can achieve anything. And, for how many options there are, it is all very organized and easy to use. And, the program has only gotten better with time/versions. New tools can take hour long tasks and automate them with the click of a button.

I'm not a fan of the cloud-based version and its subscription plan versus the purchase and run locally. And the overall pricing may be a bit high for some designers, but it is the best software on the market for what it can do.

I can create anything in Photoshop (except video, but the tool isn't meant for that.) The benefits are endless; from creating print marketing materials to digital ads, animated gifs, website graphics, and more.

The user experience for the program is very easy and direct. The features are continuously improving and manipulating photos has gotten easier.

I dislike that photoshop does crash easily and there are bugs.

Photoshop can save out into many different platforms whether it is static, animation or 3D. It helps with the daily tasks I need to do for my job.

Photo correction and manipulation tools Tools for mobile and web design Great set of drawing and typography tools 3D design capability Synced Libraries and Cloud Documents

No perpetual-license option Premium assets are expensive No user friendly

Photoshop it's still the best photo editing software, no doubts.

The friendly interface is what keeps me hanging on this software.

Adobe products are not the lightest on any hardware, and the fact that you need media encoder to convert your video is a bit fishy for me.

Making an internal video tutorial is as easy as it gets.

Photoshop is an old reliable friend you can always count on to make your images better, if not perfect.

The software is not light on the machine, and sometimes it pushes the hardware to its best.

With the action recording tool, Photoshop will make "templates" with ease.

I like this application as it has great function for graphic design, photo manipulation, very convenient in using with extraordinary tools , I am using this for years, and believe me, for visual artist its, is an excellent blessing

Sometimes its shows error in some of his tools, and the updated version is a little bit complicated

I am using this for my different graphic tasks, including Logo design, business cards, flyers, etc. for business and personal purposes.

There are so many features that you can pretty much do anything you want with it, and adobe cc is constantly updating to improve the features.

It's a bit hard to learn because of how many features there are.

Whenever I need to create assets that I can't make on Figma I'll use photoshop.

Adobe Illustrator provides all of the tools necessary for any graphic designer to complete their projects.

Adobe Illustrator comes with a learning curve, but it provides you with tutorials and walkthroughs to learn how to navigate the program.

Adobe Illustrator helps me create graphics that will be used for motion graphics in Adobe After Effects. I love how the Adobe programs are interconnected!

Adobe After Effects is a great editing program for advanced editors. It provides you with full functionality to edit and customize your motion graphics.

Adobe After Effects can be intimidating to new users, especially with its added tools and editing capabilites compared to other Adobe programs.

Adobe After Effects helps me create animations, lower thirds, and other motion graphcis for work in ways that I couldn't do in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Premiere Pro has a great user interface and is a tool that can be utilized by video editors with any skill level.

Premiere Pro can easily crash if taking on a big project. There are a ton of troubleshoot resources out there to help with any potential technical problem one may have.

Premiere Pro makes video editing a breeze. I've improved my skill level greatly thorugh using this program.

I like the Abobe cc range as it's nicely woven with Iluustrator and In-Design.

constant upgrades, takes a long time to load

I love the range of brushes. I also really like its relationship in creating digital content.

I have been using Illustrator since 1994, it was version 5.0 that Adobe upgrades to 5.5 for free. I have always appreciated the tools that allowed me, as a draftsman with ruler and squares on glossy paper, to transfer my skills to draw in 2D in digital format. The use of layers, lines with variable thickness, the Trace image to transform a photo into a vector object, the management of text, the Artboards allow a creative to find the support to translate their ideas into Graphic Design. The interaction with the other Adobe suite apps is fabulous. Basically the palettes are the same in Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop or Adobe InDesign and Adobe Premiere PRO. The possibility to copy in Illustrator and to be able to paste the paths directly in InDesign and other software allows a real-time exchange of what has been drawn in vector format, such as Logos or icons, etc. In the CC versions I emphasize the presence of a novelty, the Curvature tool, which allows you to build lines that create angles for straight lines without using anchor points and handles. I also use it for billboards, for vector objects to be saved for the web, for graphics such as logos or business cards. He has been a workmate of mine for almost 30 years.

I have no things to dislike in Illustrator.

Everything!!!!

I like that InDesign encompasses everything I need in my day-to-day work life. It's effortless to create beautiful spreads for client's social media, brochures, etc.

It takes a while to get the hang of using the software to its full potential but there are many videos out there with "how to's."

I used Canva, which is excellent in a pinch, but the quality of work done on Adobe InDesign is not comparable.

I like the usability of ContentCal! My team and I had a flawless transition into the program. I also love how attentive their customer service is. If I have a problem, they are back to me within minutes of me reaching out. With over 60 clients, the profiles were easy to connect and maintain. Each of my team members had their own login and I can leave feedback right on the post if something needs to be changed. Other programs we have used in the past were not as user-friendly or their customer service was lacking. Not ContentCal! Changing to this program was life-changing! I also love the customization feature of the calendars!

I don't think there is a single dislike that I have for the program. You can tell it was made by people who are actually in the marketing field. Even the price is dreamy!

One problem we use to always have with other programs was the connecting of accounts. ContentCal took all the stress of trying to connect our social media profiles. We are also solving the problem of not being able to connect enough accounts. With ContentCal and our current agency plan, we can have up to 100 clients connected before needing to upgrade our account. That is a game-changer for us. We are a growing marketing company and ContentCal adjusts to our needs. Other programs make you pay per client or add additional fees when you add someone new. Not ContentCal! I don't have to worry about taking on new people because ContentCal works and grows with me!