Adobe Photoshop was released for iOS in February, and now the popular image editing program is available in a beta version for Android. Users will have access to most of the features in the desktop version, though some tools are hidden until you might need them, according to Ars Technica.
Notably, filters are absent, but users do get a number of AI features that make it easy to delete unwanted objects from an image or create content from a text prompt.
To use the app, a user must first create an Adobe account and have a mobile phone running Android 11 or later. As long as the app is classified as a beta version, it’s free to use; expect some features to go behind a paywall eventually.
This story originally appeared on Computerworld
