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Adobe is bringing live collaboration to Photoshop.

The co-editing feature is currently in testing, and will allow multiple Photoshop users to work on the same canvas in real time while monitoring what’s being changed — similar to a Google Docs file.

It’s a notable upgrade to Photoshop’s current collaboration capabilities. A similar feature is already available for Adobe Express, and competing design apps like Canva and Figma.

A screenshot demonstrating what Adobe Photoshop’s live collaboration feature will look like.
Users will need to pay attention to what everyone else in the file is editing to avoid adjusting the same things.
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