Adobe Tests Live Editing Collaboration Feature In Photoshop

Adobe's Live Co-Edating feature, inspired by community input (photo: x @LowyatNET)

JAKARTA - Adobe has launched a long-awaited new feature test, namely Live Co-Edating, which allows more than one person to simultaneously access and edit Photoshop documents. This feature is being tested by private beta users, which marks a significant step forward in collaborative work at Photoshop.

According to Adobe, the Live Co-Edating feature is inspired by community input and will be available on desktop and web Photoshop applications. However, there is no information yet whether this feature will be available for the iPad version.

With Live Co-Edating, designers can work together on a real-time Photoshop document, enabling the division of tasks to complete projects more quickly. This feature also allows clients to directly collaborate on documents, provide comments, and make edits.

For creative teams in big companies, this feature is an important tool to handle complex projects with direct input from stakeholders.

Apart from designers and creative teams, Live Co-Edating also has great potential in the world of education. Teachers can invite students to take part in the learning process directly within the program. They can also access student documents, provide comments, and provide contextual feedback.

Adobe invites interested users to try this feature through registration for private beta. However, there is no exact date when this feature will be released to the public.

Adobe continues to add features that many communities are asking for, including those supported by AI's generating technology. One of the newest features is the Remove Distractions, which allows Photoshop to analyze photos and remove disruptive elements, such as power lines or people, with just one click.

In addition, Adobe also presents this AI-based tool into the 2025 Adobe Photoshop Elements, which is aimed at casual users. This version offers a simpler and more available experience with one-time payments, without subscriptions.

The Live Co-Editing feature brings fresh air to Photoshop users who need fast and efficient collaboration. With the support of advanced technology and focus on community needs, Adobe continues to strengthen its position as a leader in the creative software world. For those who want to experience this experience earlier, now is the right time to join private beta and explore the potential of this revolutionary feature.