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Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated
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| Capabilities |
AI
API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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The recipe builder. You can create anything.
The cost. How large the program is. It would be cool if you could make smaller versions for peoples specific needs.
I’m editing my images
I like that I can use the program to edit images and that it’s easy to use. I use it to create gifs, emails and edit images mostly for social media. I use this program daily it has so many features.
If you group things sometimes it’s hard to move separate layers. This program offered so much that even though I’ve been using it for 5 years I still learn new things about it.
I create email images for it that are used to communicate with our brokers and employees
I love Creating imagery with no limitations.
Photoshop currently isn’t available for the iPad pro
100% of my business is used with photoshop. It solves all my problems
I love how I can turn my paintings into digital art using photoshop. I can also edit photos and create logos with different shapes and brushes Photoshop provides.
I dislike how complicated Photoshop can be to use. I get confused because there are so many different things to do. I wish maybe there was a walkthru showing exactly step by step how to use every tool.
I am solving business problems that were issues before I started working. Companies needed fresh new logos made for them and I use Photoshop to create new logos.
I love being able to easily pic and choose what I want to take out of certain photos for collages, fantasy pieces and ads.
I wish you could turn pieces into vector images without needing to open up your files on adobe illustrator.
I am using photoshop to make my clients ads more desirable to the eye.
I like the versatility of the program, I'm surprised that from a single program you can perform motions graphics, VFX, postproduction, animation. It's great, I can use code to make animations and add pluggins
I have no negative comments against after effects, I find it wonderful
I use after effects to make motion graphics, I love that it allows us to use additions to improve the experience, it saves a lot of time, I have also done simple works of VFX and one of the great benefits are the variety of effects that can be created and to correct the color and lighting parameters in a single program
Every improvement that happens year after year that makes photo editing easier and easier The abilities this software is capable of doing and the tasks its being able to handle The great interface
Pricing is expensive, especially for new freelancers
Retouching photos, variety of graphic design materials
I like that it’s not hard to use. Easy to navigate and worth the money, especially if you are a student because you are eligible for a discount. There's more to photoshop than just editing pictures. I like the stock library it unleashes even more creativity because sometimes I get stuck on a project so I pull that up and it gives my inspiration. Adobe Photoshop is better than any other photoshop software I've tried.
I do not dislike anything. It is fine the way it is in my opinion but when it comes to my co-workers they sometimes have a harder time adapting to the tools and changes. I try to help them when they have difficulties and usually it doesn't take long for them to get the hang of it.
It has allowed me to be more creative with my work. Since there are a lot of different tools, I am able to have more freedom and more creativity when it comes to creating and editing my pictures. I am also fond of the stock library.
I like the Pen tool, Shape Builder tool, Image Trace. It is the best vector drawing and editing tool used for all types of media. Adobe Illustrator CC has the capability to produce art with pixel-perfect accuracy. It also provides built in and ready-made presets in the CC version.. It has become a one stop shop for all our design works or projects. It ensures that I successfully complete projects within the specified time frame.
I don't like 3D Rotate,Extrude much. Also I don't like Bevel and Emboss much. It gives unexpected results. I think these options should be redesigned in better way. Max size of artboard is too small.If we have to print big flex boards, then we have to recalculate everything and after that multiply with the no 10 or more. I want to request Adobe to take care of the issue so that we can create big designs easily without calculations.. Thanks
We are Designing and advertising company. We use AI for Package Designing, Pamphlet Designing, Visiting Cards, Stationary, Logo Designing and a lot more,,
Illustrator is hands down my all time favorite program. I grew up with photo editing software, but once I found the beauty of vector-based art manipulation, I switched gears. Illustrator has a crazy amount of power. I know how to get around the program with ease, but even I have more to learn. I love creating images where I could never draw before, being able to fill with color where paths cross (using Live Paint since otherwise you can only fill objects), and being able to convert images to vector based using Image Trace.
AI has a steep learning curve. But if you make yourself practice with the pen tool, you can get the hang of creating a vector path quite quickly. I am mostly self taught, so you can definitely learn on the fly. Once I started teaching Illustrator, I learned so many more useful program tools.
In Fashion, Illustrator is essential to know. Drawing flats and croquis are the most typical use of the program, but you can also make graphics and design logos. I recently created a shirt design using AI and even more recently developed my design business' logo. Another handy trick is you can manipulate fonts for custom design using image trace on a text box.
I love Photoshop because of its versatility. It allows you to easily create images and manipulate them as needed for your purposes.
It can be clunky to navigate and organize the different layers. Sometimes the tools are not as finely-tuned as I would like.
We use Photoshop primarily to create images for social media, although it is also used for other marketing materials and documents. It's easy to use to create different design elements for clients.
I like that this program is so user friendly and with learning all of the shortcuts you can create an amazing eye catching piece of art in little time.
I dislike that illustrator does not have the marquee feature more like photoshop. I wish photoshop and illustrator would merge into one program.
I’m solving many issues with ads / work I am given to remake and make the quality better for my clients. Illustrator is a powerhouse!
Like most Adobe products, there are a ton of educational materials on PS that come directly from the source. There aren't many restrictions on PS. I truly believe the possibilities are endless. PS can be used by a multitude of people ranging from beginners in coordinator roles to advanced in graphic design roles.
I think PS could be a little more intuitive. Since there is so much you can do with it, it's hard to know what every function does without in-depth changes. Like most Adobe products, PS is always updating which can make it hard to keep up year after year.
Adobe Photoshop has had an overall positive impact on our branding and saving money by not having to hire graphic design freelancers.
I like the interface for the program since it is very alike with photoshop. So if you know photoshop there is some similarities with the program. I love the live trace option especially for inked drawings.
That they changed the live trace options so you can not really customize the output so you don't have as much control as you would with the past versions of Illustrator. Its best to keep an older version installed just for that feature.
Turning clients files into vector format, and allowing them to choose a different DPI input. Also if a client needs a different colorway you can highlight the file and easily reapply different colorways.
It is in my opinion the most used application in relation to web designs and style any type of image, since it has many tools to retouch images, give brightness, cut out, add funds and among many others. It has a great way of working and is to use different layers for images, backgrounds and styles. This form of work stops me since this way you can integrate several elements and in the end obtain a unique result to what you want.
The way I use the different tools stops me a little uncomfortable, but I think it's more a question of getting used to it.
Design of web pages, logos for companies and any style to photos and images
It helps me to create wonderful things, I can't imagine my life without it.
Some steps are difficult to remember, If you don't use it frecuently, you can forget how to do some things.
By using Adobe Photoshop, I optimized my workflow and quality details.
It is the best tool for my type of work. Being a photographer this is the A1 of the editors
It’s a little expensive, but I understand that it’s a good product and it’s well worth it
I’m able to make any picture absolutely flawless and can guarantee the customer will be happy with the product
It's functionality. When you master the program there isn't anything you can't do with an image or graphic!
Takes a bit of getting used to, there is a lot to learn starting out.
Quick and creative photo editing, ability to create my own brand and logo without paying someone else. I can offer the same logo service to my clients.
Adobe Photoshop is one of the most utilized programs on my computer. I use it for quick edits, image resizing, file size optimizing, and for in-depth projects. The entire Adobe Suite is incredibly powerful, but Photoshop is like the backbone of them all.
Honestly, almost nothing. The worst part about photoshop is having to learn new things due to their consistent updates! Hardly a bad thing, haha.
Adobe Photoshop allows me to create fun, engaging, and creative images for my client's social media pages. Photoshop allows for further freedom than other tools that my coworkers and competitors use, like Canva.
Being the basic level for the users of photo editing
Not having all the editing opion which are easier to do in illustrator.
Photo editing is an essential part for photographer. That's why we need it.
Adobe Lightroom is hands down a must have for all professional photographers. You can easily upload all of your images and organize them simply. The simplest to the most complex edits can be made in this software and it has Photoshop integration as well. 10/10
What I don’t like about Lightroom is actually how many options there are too tag your photos. It’s understandable but unnecessary
Lightroom is essential for all photography workflows
It's easy to make changes to vector graphics. The tools do what you expect them to do. Specific changes include adding vertices to shapes, moving the vertices, and changing the colors of shapes. Instead of hand drawing everything, there are panels that you can use to make minute adjustments to your work. This makes it so that you do not have to be physically capable of art to be an artist.
I don't like the art board, because it's different than Photoshop. Part of this is the raster vs vector differences. It changes the dynamic and at times it's confusing. To me, the art board should automatically fit to the shapes you're creating because there's no reason to crop.
Editing SVGs, EPS, and AI files. When a designer does a good job setting up a website in Illustrator, it's better than in Photoshop. I really like it for that purpose.
Like a lot of the Adobe products, Adobe Indesign is super easy to learn how to use, and can be used for a multitude of different projects.
It can get a little difficult managing/navigating your tools at first.
I'm creating a lot of books and magazines in InDesign.
What I love most about abode photoshop is that is very versatile. You can edit phots, graphics, vectors, gifs, and even videos. I also like all the add ins and plugins you can add to the software really easily by just moving it in a folder in your computer apps.
I don’t dislike anything in Adobe photoshop. I think if I did have at least one dislike about adobe photoshop then it would have to be adobe creative cloud as a whole. I wish they still let you use older versions of adobe photoshop and adobes other products too because there are some things they don’t let you do anymore in the newer versions of adobe photoshop.
I am solving graphical problems with photoshop.
Adobe After Effects offers so many different tools and effects to use.
Rendering can get slow at times when using the application.
I've been using Adobe After Effects for post production effects on my videography projects.
I like to use it for a bunch of different things. It’s very easy to use and lots of options. Use t the most for editing my pictures.
Harder to use on a laptop. I recommend using it on a computer
Makes my pictures clear and brighter.
Spark is an all around terrific web-based application for designing flyers, ads, promotions and much more. There are tons of templates to choose from, with many options to customize. There is no short of projects you can create using Adobe Spark, and it is free to access!
You cannot undo on the mobile application which is very annoying.
We use Adobe Spark to create ads and promotional material. Spark makes my job a lot easier.
InDesign allows you to create layouts quickly. Extremely helpful when creating something that's multiple pages especially. With paragraph styles and character styles you can make your text consistent every time. What is also helpful is being able to create designs that flow to every page in the document.
I dislike having to go into photoshop to properly edit a photo or illustrator to edit a vector. Would be nice if Adobe had just one program to do it all!
InDesign allows me to speed up my work process
It's so easy to batch edit photos in Lightroom Classic. When you're working on a photoshoot with the same lighting across several shots, this comes in handy. If you've ever edited photos, you know that it's normal to apply the same effects to several pictures. You can even save your edits for future use after applying them. The program also keeps a running history of your edits so no matter when you approach your photos, you still have the originals available.
I feel like the way in which photos are organized could be improved, however, this is a personal preference and for some of my friends, they use Lightroom as their primary photo browser, not just as an editor.
Lightroom Classic is the first stop and often the last stop in my photo editing process. Photoshop is great, but it's better for spending a lot of time editing one image. When you're dealing with hundreds or even thousands of photos, you don't have time to open them all in Photoshop. Lightroom to the rescue. Transform your photo editing process with Lightroom Classic. Lightroom is designed to handle a large volume of photos without slowing down.
I really like that I can organize the pictures on folders to have a fast view of each one. Also Is a great platform for editing pictures. The best professional app for photos. Also, I really like that I can upload pre-made presets design by other people
How slow runs on my computer. It takes a while to charge al the libraries. The interface is not really clean and simple. I know is a professional app but I think they should make it easier.
Retouching pictures in bulk really fast using presets.