Adobe has announced a highly anticipated feature for its renowned image editing software, Photoshop: Live Co-Editing. This tool will allow users to collaborate in real-time with colleagues and friends.
As the name suggests, Live Co-Editing enables multiple users to access the same document to work together, similar to Google’s online office suite. This feature will enhance collaboration among design teams on a single project, allowing them to work independently yet simultaneously when needed.
There are numerous potential applications for this feature in professional settings. For instance, a creator can share their file with a client to provide feedback through sketches or annotations. Additionally, it offers educational benefits, allowing instructors to teach techniques directly in real-time. However, users will need to wait for the public release, as Live Co-Editing will first undergo closed beta testing.
