The new mobile Photoshop for iPhone app is impressive, but here's what it's missing compared to the real thing

Adobe announced on Tuesday that it's bringing its popular design and editing software Photoshop to mobile, starting with iOS.

I don’t need Adobe’s image editor on my smartphone – and I probably never did. Photoshop for iPhone is good but weirdly redundant.

The long-overdue Photoshop mobile app has finally arrived. It's full of the tools you know and love, but feels entirely different.

Five years after Photoshop landed on the iPad, Adobe has finally brought its popular photo editing software to the iPhone.

With more users editing images and creating digital art entirely on their phones these days, Adobe simply had to make a version of Photoshop optimized for our pocket screens. It is available today on iPhone, with an Android version expected later this year.

While the mobile app is free, Adobe is also launching a "Photoshop Mobile & Web" plan via the App Store. Signing up for this plan unlocks premium mobile features and access to the web browser version. You can sync between the web and mobile version of Photoshop.

Adobe has launched a mobile version of Photoshop for the iPhone, bringing the power of its renowned image editing software to iOS devices. The app is designed to cater to both free and paid users, offering a range of features that make it a competitive option in the mobile editing space.