Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated

Its very easy to understand and use, you can create brochures and flyers by dragging and dropping so many elements. Ther are various tutorials as well to get you started than its all about creativity.

For starters it may get overwhelming and it requires heavy specs of laptop to work.

I can create social media posts, flyers and promotional material myself without hiring a graphic designer

Love that even though the app has been around for so long it's still as easy to use

The subscription vs buying the program outright is kind of a buzz kill

Love the ease of quickly editing client photos

I really enjoy using Photoshop Lightroom to help enhance and create visuals in my photographic body of work. There are lots of different tools that are helpful in editing and creating. The application is simple to use if you know what you're doing and makes everything easier.

I dislike that it's a subscription-based program. I would prefer if they would bring back the option to own the program outright but I understand that they had to reconsider that due to pirating of applications.

Some problems I've encountered are having to have a separate catalogue for my photos instead of keeping them where I would prefer on my external harddrive. This is an easy fix though and I have worked through the problem itself.

Unlike Illustrator, Photoshop provides a much simpler, easier interface for users to learn the basics of creating graphics and manipulating images. I also enjoy using it to create GIFs and short animated videos.

The only thing I dislike about Photoshop is that it will sometimes crash, but not near as often as Premiere or After Effects.

I am solving problems of editing photos quickly/adding text, especially in a deadline-driven advertising environment. One of the biggest benefits for larger projects is the ability to create artboards, which let me create multiple versions of a project and have them contained in one PSD file instead of multiples.

the best of this software is its features.

Sometimes its lags and too much frequent updates are required to access features.

it helps me with my projects and side business of digital marketing.

I’m a graphic designer and photographer using light room has made editing a dream. Color correcting or setting a mood in my photographs is easily achieved with this program. If you learn Lightroom correctly it can cut down post processing time dramatically

I don’t dislike anything about lightroom. Light room could add things to there mobile version that would be extremely helpful like adding your presets for editing on the go but I think we are awhile away from that

Im always able to create a great photo with lightroom. And all though I have had issues with their mobile version there are a lot of ways to work around them. A little longer but great solutions.

User friendly tool to make quit photo edits or more complex graphic designs

Icons on the toolbar are small and sometimes hard to decipher

Great tool for quick photo edits as well as more intricate designs

I like that I can easily open files and edit them using the tools. Photoshop has the capability to not only allow me to delete the background but to clean the edges of the image as well. Alongside Photoshop, I also use Adobe Illustrator. It is easy to open Illustrator files on Photoshop regardless of file types, it's usually easily able to read what I am trying to open. Additionally, Photoshop has other features that I still need to explore which makes it more fun and interesting. I find most of Photoshop tutorials on YouTube. I like spending my free time looking up tutorials on YouTube such as masking shapes or adjustment layer effects.

I dislike that it can be a little confusing saving file formats. What I mean by that is when I go to save an image, there are many types to choose from and it can be confusing for someone to know which file format to select such as PNG, JPEG, or even BMP. It can also be hard to navigate in terms of editing an image. One might consider using Lightroom or Illustrator for that though.

I am mainly using it to create transparent images, deleting the backgrounds. I enjoy using the magic eraser tools because I can easily clean up a logo with this. I use a lot of logos and images for my company in terms of web development and graphic design.

I am running a agency and we are largely dependent on photoshop for graphics. Photoshop provides almost every tool which a graphic designer can imagine

It crashes sometimes and reshuffling the order of these tabs is difficult because if you drag away from the tab bar too much the image breaks out into its own window.

I am using photoshop to beautify pictures of people and to make graphics for restaurants and designer wear

Lo mejor de Photoshop es su cantidad de opciones y su interfaz compacto y útil. Además, sus atajos de teclado te permiten acelerar muchísimo el trabajo.

Al principio es un poco tedioso y el precio de las licencias es bastante elevado. Su potencia necesita un sistema con buenas características: procesador, tarjeta gráfica, etc.

Cualquier edición de imágen. Desde creación de carteles, ajustes fotográfico, creación de logos, eliminación de fondos, etc. Además, el funcionamiento por capas hace que todo sea más ordenado e intuitivo. Los atajos de teclado permiten trabajar mucho más rápido.

If you are a regular Adobe suite user automatically you will know what to do, very intuitive interface and the experience depends on what you need to do. I like very much the organized way its designed, helps me to maximise workflow and prioriced my task, folders, and editing -It is perfect for photography retouching (skin imperfections, objects you don't want their, color correction, brightness, balance, everything you want to do with your photo) - For mockups of your work, if you are a designer (of any kind) it is a MUST

A monthly subscription fee is required to access and use Adobe Photoshop CC. Sometimes crash and you didn't save any of your work progress, but sometimes the program will do a recovery saved. If you never been in touch with Adobe Suit you will not have a clue what to do but something they have this shorts tutorials so nothing to afraid about this awesome software

In my case im a graphic designer, so I used everyday and so many aspects of my life also personal stuff like help your family members with any petition. For every creative job, designer, photographer, pintor, product, fashion, editorial you definetly will need this software, is a must and is very easy to use

The photos can be transformed by using this software. Copying the presets from other photos are great.

The interface of the software does not please me

It saves a lot of time and the clients are very happy with the quick results

My partner has light room I am in love with light room my favourite part is being able to download presets. I always wondered how content creates we’re able to make all of their photos match then once I discovered Lightroom I then too became a content create. You can tell a HUGE difference between someone who just takes photos to someone who put it on Lightroom adjusts the colours, heals the skin, adjusts eyes with spot tool. What blows my mind about light room is how you can take one colour like blue for example and completely change it to a different colour like yellow!! Another example blue to black.

Sometimes it will lag when it’s loading presets but that may be because I have so many. The other thing is you can’t log into your account on more than one device I wanted it on my computer as well as my partners because it’s pricey BUT it won’t allow it without logging out on the other device.

My photos went from 1 to 100, I used to take photos that wouldn’t match it all loooed weird when I posted them together. Hence it wasn’t eye catching. Now you can’t stop looking at my feed because it is so appealing to the eye where i have it set to bright teal and orange. I have only been able to achieve that photo them on Lightroom no other software or app can compare

Amazing, clean and easy to use interface. Anything you want to learn about Photoshop, you can find on the Adobe site and/or Youtube! The quality of the images created is astounding.

It is a little pricey. I pay $15/month. I'm not sure why they need that much monthly.

It is a slow running program if you don't have the correct computer to run it. If you have no experience of using any of the versions of Photoshop, you may find yourself lost.

I really love Illustrator as a graphic designer. I can create whatever king of graphing I need, PNG especially, and it integrates well with other programs I use daily. There are so many different things you can do in illustrator and it is user friendly and easy to use.

Not much, manipulating placed images can sometimes be a pain but there's work-arounds for everything.

Whenever I need a custom logo or graphic I am using Illustrator to create it.

I like that Illustrator is the industry standard for designing visually. I think it offers the most options/tools that are easy to learn. I like that you can conceptualize and create in the same space and produce professional documents!

I think one downside to Illustrator is the change of tools from itself and other adobe products (such as InDesign, Photoshop, etc.) Another downside would simply be the cost of purchasing it monthly.

I design everything in adobe illustrator. It's really helped in terms of developing mind maps, journey maps, user flows, branding design, posters, and a lot more...

I've used Adobe InDesin for almost 9 years, working with it every day to do the most diverse things. At the beginning I started as a self-thaught user and the clarini of the interface made it easy to start with the basica. I've worked in publishing Industry, creating the most differenziate kind of products. When th level of my expertise grew I realised that it's a software that make everything possible when you work with different layouts.

The downside of InDesign is the interactive part, in the digital publishing section the actions are limited and it doesn't always worked as promised. This is not a software for digital products, but Way Beyond perfect when you need to print, It definitely need to be improved of have the possibility to integrate with a different software.

It happened to have the need of create the same project (a book) with two different layouts, With inDesign I can work on the same file giving it different layout sizes, without create two different file. Another problem that solved for me is when you work on project that are multi lingual, with the Levels you can show and hide the right languages to export PDF for print ready to use in every situation.

Basically, I use it for designing. I use to use Ai before but before 2 years I switched to XD and honestly I’m very happy with it.

Although I rarely find anything but they should get sketch as compototion and start building accordingly

- Easy to Use - lightweight - design and prototype and create Url for review and development

I like the ease of use when it comes to the basic attributes. Basic photo editing and integration/design is easy. Works well with my other programs.

To do anything "amazing" it takes more skill. Some features don't always seem to work as they should.

Slow program, crashes or doesn't open. Slow in saving my projects.

The thing I like best about adobe InDesign is it allows you to integrate photoshop and illustrator pieces directly into your piece. This makes it easy to edit spectate sections

I dislike that the shortcuts for InDesign are different from the shortcuts on different adobe apps. Also some of the tools vary in locations it would be nice to see them all synced

I am a graphic designer and use adobe InDesign everyday to create flyers, pamphlets and much more. It is a great tool for designing creative, unique pieces.

Simple interface, with easy to configure tools and preferences for different graphic needs. Being able to easily change design preferences from web design to print.

When dealing with a large amount of vector objects it slows down a lot, even on a great machine.

Alignment problems are the biggest ones which are easily fixed with the grid system and ruler systems

I like that Illustrator allows to manage highly complex illustration

I don't like that the artboard has size limits.ù I would like more brushes tho.

I'm able to generate vectorial file ready to be printed in whatever size I like.

Illustrator is the professional standard for graphic designers. There's nothing around that can beat this software. It's constantly improving and the user interface is easy to understand. Graphic Design started out on paper with pencils and now it's becoming quite tech based. It's a fast program, easy to use, and it's what every graphic designer needs.

Price. Now, I do understand for quality you do have to pay a lot of money. And that's with everything. This is an amazing program, but it can be pricey. Plus, you need a computer that can handle it as well. When you've created art that has a lot of anchor points it can become slow, but it also depends on how much RAM you have in your computer. If you want this program to run smoothly, you have to look at computers that have a lot of space and memory. Which as a graphic designer, you should know that you're looking at spending over $1000 on equipment and programs. It's an expensive job, but once you have the equipment that's all you need.

I'm a graphic designer, so I work with this program on a DAILY basis. I learned in college and just continued my craft. Once you get the hang of it and learning the short cut key commands this, is a life changer.

I use Adobe Photoshop daily to enhance and edit my photos. It is an absolute must-have for anyone in the graphic design world.

Photoshop has a pretty steep learning curve. But Adobe's tutorials, along with those that I find on YouTube, I have pretty much mastered the program. I think. ;)

Editing photos for print materials. Sometimes a photo will come to me and I will think it is totally not usable but with a little Photoshop love, I can turn it into something that is great for the web or for print.

it lets me be so creative, designing is ideal in photoshop

sometimes i feel it isnt as flexible as other programs

i am able to color correct logos for clients & retouch photos

I use Adobe Photoshop in my everyday job. I love how easy it is to edit photography, re-touch imagery and generate high resolution images for web. I love the clone stamp tool and the vast filter range available.

There are several cons with the current version of Adobe Photoshop. Firstly, the software can sometimes corrupt files for no reason at all. As the software glitches the file loses all information and becomes unusable.

Photoshop has helped my work immensely as I can re-touch all imagery and photography to a professional standard. Easily the best image editing software out there to date. Would highly recommend to anyone in the design industry.

i love the flexibility of adobe illustrator!

there really isnt much i dislike about it

i am able to create amazing logos and correct logos for clients

I mostly use this program for vector art and drafting. It's not necessarily ideal for drafting but it does the job and prints clean.

When you start to get up in file size it beginning to really fight with you or crash. The 200 x 200 inch max size limit can be too small for what I want to do with it.

It's a very versatile program. It integrates with other Adobe programs really effectively too, for the most part.

I've used Illustrator for 10+ years and I love how quick and easy it is to create vectors to deliver out to clients. One of my favorite things is the ability to have multiple art boards. That's been a HUGE game changer especially with designing layouts for brochures, business cards, etc. I love the ability to vectorize literally anything - a picture, sketches - anything. It's definitely made my job easier in that aspect.

Sometimes it's a bit overwhelming to use. Since I mostly use it for layout and some logo design, all the additional illustration tools can be overwhelming but it's always so fun to play with. I'm self taught in Illustrator so I don't know all the tools so I'd say that is probably something is understanding the tools better. The ease of use in just that aspect can be challenging but never frustrating.

I use Illustrator for 90% of my graphic design and layout work for my clients. So, being able to work quickly and not have limitations with what I can do/design for them is incredible. It makes design SO much simpler so I can focus in on my design and not trying to navigate a program. One of the biggest benefits is the ease of use for creating vector files. It's so easy to create fillable PDFs in Illustrator, something that I've used a good bit which has been very valuable to not just myself but also to my clients. It helps me be more professional and look cleaner/more organized.

Really simple to use, they have kept the same UI that i have been using from year to year! the commands are simple and easy to learn. I could say that this is my main program to use to do Graphic Design work. and on the plus side it works great side by side with Illustrator.

Really hated that they integrated a lot of 3D features since Photoshop was pretty much used only for editing photos and doing real simple printing designs. and since they have added a lot of features the program is a real RAM guzzler i currently run a mac with the latest OS, solid state HDD and 32gb of ram and sometimes it takes a while to do a simple effect or edit because the computer/program is trying to catch up with the changes, closes sometimes unexpected, had to uninstall/reinstall multiply times just to fix most of the problems that the program has. They should really remove some of the features that nobody uses to make a simpler photo editing program.

Pretty much everything is being resolve with photoshop since it helps me out on create good solid files for printing and/or for web,