Adobe plans to increase the reach of one of its most popular applications in a world that is becoming more graphic and digital daily. Currently, in Canada, Adobe has launched the free version of its graphics-editing tool for Android, iOS, and web browsers allowing users to access the tool from anywhere through a free Adobe account.
The free-to-use Photoshop web program will still include many of the features and tools that paid subscribers only get access to, including the ability to view and edit locked behind a paywall without the burden of having to log into the Adobe account.
Last year, Adobe announced plans to offer Photoshop for free when the company released the application on its website, but with only the most basic features. The company offered additional features to enhance this great deal after the first announcement. Even so, the overall extent of these additional features falls short for the paid version.
But still, there will be enough tools that are included in the free version of the app. This will make it useful for those interested in experiencing it before committing to more advanced features.
