Liquify can be accessed under the Transform set of tools. The updated Fresco app on iPad also packs a new Liquify tool that allows blending colors on the canvas as though they were fluid. Like the Magic Wand tool in other Adobe programs, the tool hopes to eliminate the need to use other tedious selection methods. The updated app includes a new Magic Wand selection tool that makes accurate selections based on the color of the pixels. Adobe promises that the latest update to the iPad app is one of the most significant releases. RELATED : Blackmagic is Finally Bringing DaVinci Resolve to the iPad Fresco Gets New Toolsįresco is the Adobe suite’s drawing and doodling app for creatives. You can use the feature to clean up wisps of hair and edges of clothes, so they don’t stick out like a sore thumb.

Select Subject Portrait gives you granular control over portrait shoots to select individual people in photos. Similarly, Remove Background allows you to conveniently remove the background of an image in a single tap. It is comparable to the Magic Eraser feature popularized by Google’s Pixel 6 lineup.

For instance, Content-Aware Fill uses the power of AI to replace a selected region of the image with content best suited to match the region surrounding the selection. Like earlier updates, the latest update of Photoshop for iPad borrows several features from the desktop version of the program. Photoshop on iPad Now Resembles Desktop Application Meanwhile, Fresco’s latest update also includes new tools such as Liquify and Magic Wand. The latest update to the former brings several new features, such as Content-Aware Fill and Select Subject Portrait. Today, Adobe announced a significant update to the Photoshop and Fresco apps for iPad. IPads have been the hot favorite among professionals and creators for getting work done on the go.

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