Adobe attaches New Collaborative Features to Photoshop and Illustrator

Adobe enters the sortie with new collaborative features to maneuver working on creative projects. Adobe the software giant adds new tools updating Photoshop and Illustrator. It synchronously allows any user to edit a cloud shared document on iPad, a computer, or iPhone. You can hand over work to someone and be assured by the time you come back it will be updated. The Photoshop users also have an upgrade to sync the presets of the app anywhere you use. It includes gradients and brushes. Windows and Mac users can initiate it today, and iPad owners will soon get synced brushes. Adobe is catching up with its sync and edits features bringing in line the Creative Cloud, and helps in finishing the artwork sooner.

Adobe, the American multinational software company is facilitating multiple users to work easily on the same file in Illustrator or Photoshop. Users need to use a new feature ‘invite to edit’. This feature will allow the user to type email addresses in a collaborator and access the same file they are working on. However, collaborators have a limitation with this feature. They cannot work on the file alongside the users live, but can open up the work, make changes as they want, save it, and sync the changes to the machine. If someone is editing the same file, the new user should wait for the editor to complete or make a copy. It is at present accessible with Adoxe XD and will save everything to Adobe cloud.