Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated

Organization of files. Love the package feature...it was the first to do this and it made life so much easier.

Some quirky things seem to always be happening with paragraph text formatting. Would like to see continued improvement with vector graphics imports and just seamlessness with Illustrator in general

It would be nearly impossible to set up a 100 page booklet in Illustrator! We used Quark back in the day but InDD is much more intuitive for Graphic Designers

It’s simple, intuitive tools makes vector drawing a pleasure.

Tool palettes get a bit overwhelming at times.

Creating technical drawings and production layouts for media

What I like best about Lightroom is being able to sync presets I’ve created to Lightroom mobile. I also like being able to quickly sync edits to any photo I choose.

There isn’t anything I dislike about Lightroom.

The problems I am solving is being able to do easy, simple edits for social media management.

This functions in many ways like the darkroom where I learned to develop. I can do anything from auto to very complex effects. And, best part? it's integrated with Photoshop for even more controls. I used to limit myself to the jpgs my camera produced, but then started working with RAW using Sony's SW package. That was before I found out that my company was using Lightroom. Once I started using it, along with other parts of the Adobe CC, I fell in love. I've been migrating from all my other packages to this one for its integration and powerful editing.

There is a very steep learning curve for many of the features, but there's a lot of help on YouTube for that. The more I learn, the more I want to learn.

I use it to take my photos to the next level where I can use them in my work.

How fast, clean, intuitive and easy works. It is the best tool for editing and designing photos and designs. It is very interesting to use it for graphic design and big images for marketing purposes

I cannot open heavy files. The maximum size is 2 GB and this is a problem because I work with large files. I don't like that it is not easy with Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 to share files with social media as Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, I think this is something pending for next versions of Photoshop.

More than 10 years ago, we needed an application for retouching photos, remove backgrounds from images and creating designs and Adobe Photoshop was the solution. There are many additional options like filters and scripts that helps a lot to work day by day.

I work with ADOBE ILUSTRATOR since 10 years and i love it. Im a graphic desginer and i work everyday with this tool. I like how Ilustrator vectorize and the fidelity of colours when i printing.

uncompatibility whit Corel or another vector programs.

I used to draw textille patterns and Adobe Ilustrator helps me with designs when i repeat modules.

I like the fact that you can insert linked images and you can modify them and automatically view them refreshed in your work. I also like the tools to find mistakes and replace automatically for example one world with another. Also the paragraph and test styles are very easy to use also with short commands you can set on the keyboard

I think everything could be improved, especially the options for animated works.

I spend less time by setting a layout on indesign than on Illustrator, for example. And I appreciate all the layout tools. Importing text from another document is really easy and simple. And you can play with different kinds of layout for every single page!

I love the ability to edit photos in batches, having come from using photoshop in the past to edit photos, switching to lightroom was a life-saver.

I think the only feature I can think of that I tend to use photoshop more for when editing images is the liquify filter.

Batch editing has saved me countless hours. The ability to create and save my own presets has been super useful in my work flow.

Has a great UI with ample amount of commands to choose from. The software allows also to view multiple artboards side by side.

The interoperability between photoshop and illustrator could be a bit better.

Making Vector Graphics Logo Design Poster Designing

Easy to use once you know basics. Fun to play with; easy to transfer to Indesign and Photoshop

Can't really complain at the moment. I like everything on this program.

Problems solved: making client requests/edits easily. Benefits: Fun to play with; easy to just copy and paste vectors onto Indesign

Whit Photoshop you can make amazing 2d matte painting. You can make everything you need for 2d work. You can working with 3d model as well. Very very helpful

I worked very hard with Photoshop and i dislike nothing.

I make a lot of matte painting work and others work. Is very very amazing program!

Lately the possibility to create in a tablet and the easiness to open it directly on the computer, with photoshop sketch. But in general is just the Adobe quality, and how they keep developing the tools I need and adapting to different formats as mobile now.

Not being able to use the ctl+z like in Illustrator, although I understand why it's different, but maybe if it were an option to personalize it.

I use photoshop for illustrations that are not vectorial, and also to edit photos or backgrounds.

Almost all things I make are finalized in Indesign. User-friendly. Good for editorials/posters/ads. Feel most comfortable using this program compared to other adobe programs.

I really can't complain about Indesign. Maybe make a side tab for Effects.

Problem solving: using for client requests for anything from poster to ads. Benefits: gives me confidence and joy when using this program.

The layering in the software is amazing. The effects you can achieve is mind blowing

The UI is very difficult to grasp for a newbie

Editting videos making GIFs

Responsive and Reliable — Photoshop runs extremely smooth. I rarely ever run into any issues or glitches due to software malfunction. It does what it does, and it does it well.

Photoshop takes up significant hard drive space— both the software and the Photoshop files themselves. Most of its functionality takes time to learn and master, deep learning curve.

Highly Functional and Extremely Versatile — Users can accomplish a lot with Photoshop, including photo restoration, graphic design, vector-based art creation (such as logo design), digital painting... even animation!

I use photoshop on an almost daily basis.It's my bread and butter for creating mock-ups, designing logos and other graphics, etc.

I really can't think of anything, I've used photoshop for two decades and haven't found another product that replaces it's functionality

Being able to edit extensively and create mock-ups and graphics

simple photo editing and making awesome graphics

there are a few glitches that come with every update on it

the benefits are making quality social graphics

I'm in love with light control, fluidify, masks and camera row filter

Could be more helpful with some notice when you are using a tool

I use photoshop for my job as a photographer and I can't do this without

Edit photos/enlarge photos/merge photos for banners

I use Photoshop on desktop less these days but use the app frequently to edit photos. I wish this app had more features that are available in photoshop like spot correction, blur effects, more filters etc.

Colour correction, spot healing, enlarging photos, basic photo editing. Photoshop has the benefit of making photos fun , artistic and more professional looking.

It is extremely versatile, I can use it on my iPad, my computer, and even my phone and they all sync. It has intuitive controls, but the power to handle any size photo, raw or not.

I dislike the lack of controls on the iPad. They would get a lot more use from me if I could have the same degree of control that I have on the computer. Especially with the newer more powerful iPads and the new iPadOS.

Lightroom has allowed me to greatly expand my photography business. I have learned a lot about editing from Lightroom, they have great tutorials, and many people use Lightroom so it has become an industry standard.

Great tool for video editing with many different functionalities

Program is not user friendly and can be complicated to use

One stop shop for editing videos. All the tools you need are right at your fingertips

I do a lot of image editing and design, and nothing is more effective than Photoshop. We use it almost every day for something, from editing images to creating banners and creatives for our websites and online businesses. I am not a graphic designer but I have learned so many tricks over the years that I can do so much with this application. I absolutely love and am constantly doing something with it.

Maybe a little bit of a learning curve to get started, especially for someone that isn't a designer by trade. But once you are past that initial learning curve, it is awesome, powerful, and effective to use!

I need ways to create and edit product images for our websites. Photoshop lets me quickly do all of that and more. Our businesses need banners and other creatives done on the fly, so it gives me all the tools necessary to quickly build out what is needed and get things live on our websites. It saves us tons of time and money in working with really expensive design firms. We have loved it!

It allows you to not know the coding and still create a website. The drag and drop feature makes you work on the platform like you are using MS Work or Powepoint. A little knowledge about CSS helps because widgets are easily available online to get inspiration from and adapt.

Its a software and not a web portal so to use it ialeays need to carry my laptop for edits which in inconvenient

I cancreate and maintain my blog without needing a developer

It’s a great tool for editing photos and creating a similar look to multiple photos. Being able to manage photos and sort them is useful as well.

I am a little limited with editing text on this software.

It is extremely useful for editing photos and adding filters. It’s not as useful for creating advertisements.

This is the most comprehensive photo editing software out there. I have used a few as a photo editor and this really has every tool you could need. Each tool can be used to fix or enhance a photo (Dodge, blur, patch, etc.) and that isn't even mention the filters that can be added!

There are a few downsides to Photoshop, but generally those can be solved by upgrading your computer. The program can often freeze/crash or slow down if you launch other Adobe programs (Illustrator, Indesign, etc.) as well as when loading large files.

I edit photos for a living, so this really is a the go to program for my line of work. You can edit in more depth than you can with Lightroom which is major. Generally there is a tool for everything you can think of!

Compatibility with the other Adobe Products and everything working together. Ease of writing html code.

Can't really think of any downsides to be honest.

Designing beautiful web sites and using good, clean code.

This is a wonderful tool for those looking to quickly edit photos. As a social media manager, it makes my life so much easier! I'm able to quickly edit and improve the photos I take very quickly. It allows me to work more efficiently in a fast paced environment!

There is not much I dislike about Lightroom. It's an awesome tool that can be found in your back pocket!

I haven't noticed any problems. However, it allows you to edit photos with lightening speed! It makes my life as a social media manager, as I can quickly edit and post photos without finding a computer to work on.

Premiere is always looking to improve and take their software to the next level. I've worked with Avid and Final Cut in the past and now I almost exclusively edit in Premiere. The ease of use with the ability to customize and streamline my workflow - especially in conjunction with other Adobe programs - makes Premiere my top choice.

There are so many bugs when the updates are released that I usually wait until I update. It would be great if Premiere and After Effects talked to each other better but I understand that takes time to evolve.

Adobe is so fast and takes so many different types of media it's made my workflow quicker for my clients.

Multiple tools to fix photo touchup. Tons of 3rd party brushes and themes settings etc. Endless ways of making creative art work. Simple and easy to organize layers and folders.

Can be heavy and slow to run gigantic image size. Not ideal for 3d design workload

Quick and simple way to have photo touchup and photo enhancement.

I've lived in Photoshop since I was a kid. It's the ultimate photo editing and manipulating tool out there. Absolutely nothing beats it. I love how there are truly endless possibilities of use with it and creativity. It also gives me the ability to make any edits I need to pictures quickly. If it's a simple blemish, Photoshop is the answer. Or, if I need to do a lot of photo manipulation or Photoshop people into a picture, Photoshop ALWAYS wins! I'm a huge fan. :)

I dislike that it doesn't have the same keyboard shortcuts or other tool placements as other Adobe software so switching back and forth can be challenging. I wish Photoshop and Illustrator talked to each other better and smoother. I'd love to see the ease of vector files better in Photoshop.

Photo manipulation (a little) and some quick edits. I've truly grown up using Photoshop so it has greatly benefited not just what I do with work but even personally. I think it'd be hard to explain what exactly I'm solving with it as it gives me the ability to truly do whatever I want with a photo. One of the big things recently was being able to manipulate a photo for a prototype quickly and efficiently to send back to the manufacturer. Within seconds, I was able to do exactly what I needed to do. I'm so thankful for Photoshop! It has truly changed my life!