The web apps also let you upload your work to the Adobe cloud to easily access your images and videos across the desktop, mobile and web. For instance, you can create photo collages and multimedia slideshows right in your browser. The companion web apps we mentioned earlier are quite capable, too. Other improvements include peek-through overlays (to create the illusion of depth), new audio tracks in Premiere Elements and more. And with new collages and slideshow templates at your disposal, you can easily create attractive slideshows in a cinch. With Artistic Effects, inspired by popular art styles, you can transform whole video clips with a single click. You can now quickly export your work in formats popular on social media, including animated GIF images and MP4 videos. There are also new features powered by Sensei, Adobe’s artificial intelligence system in the cloud, that let you do things like add moving elements to static photos, such as moving clouds, waterfalls and more. New AI-powered features New slideshow styles in Premiere Elements 2023 | Image: Adobe If you’re a creator on Instagram or TikTok, you should check out both apps. Use the Adobe website links below for more details on what’s new in these apps. Read: How to extract images from PDFsĪdobe also launched new companion apps on mobile and the web to view, create and share slideshows, currently available as English-only betas.īoth apps ship with improved editing features, new video effects, more than a hundred audio tracks to use in slideshows and over 87 step-by-step guided edits. Photoshop and Premiere Elements now use Apple chips Moving elements in Photoshop Elements 2023 | Image: Adobeīoth Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements have been fully optimized to run natively on Apple silicon Macs, taking full advantage of Apple’s custom chips to deliver speed increases across the board.

Adobe has updated its Photoshop and Premiere Elements with full support for Apple silicon Macs and new AI-powered features for casual users.

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