The greatest smartphone cameras now on the market capture some amazing images by fusing cutting-edge processing methods with sophisticated imaging technology. Even while photos taken directly from our cameras can appear amazing, there are occasions when we want to make even more adjustments. In these cases, we use one of the many robust Android photo editing applications that are now on the market. We’re hearing today that a long-awaited feature is finally on the verge of arriving on your phone. Although it’s not yet ready for testing, you may position yourself to be prepared for it when it does.

Other than Adobe Photoshop, what else might we be discussing? Up until now, the photo-editing program that is used to evaluate all others has not been fully available on cellphones. Although Adobe has provided us with other products, like as Lightroom, and even given us a taste through apps like Photoshop Express and Adobe Elements, the company has previously shown unwilling to commit to a more feature-rich mobile choice. That seems to have been resolved, as Adobe today announced plans to expand its web interface and bring Photoshop to smartphones.

Let’s address the negative news first: This new mobile Photoshop is now only available on Apple devices. That’s unfortunate, but Adobe has made it plain that it plans to make Android more widely available when it releases an Android beta for testing later in 2025. You can express your interest in the Photoshop Android beta right now if that seems like a chance you don’t want to pass up.

Putting your name down here is the greatest way to ensure that you don’t lose out on a chance when the beta comes out, but it doesn’t imply you’re officially registered for it, and Adobe may decide not to choose you to join. Along with information regarding the Android phone you plan to test with, the company requests a few demographics.

Most notably, Adobe asks for information on the RAM capacity of your phone. We don’t want to speculate too much, but it’s probable that only Android phones with a specified amount of RAM will be able to use some functions, if not the app itself. After that, Adobe collects some information about your overall Photoshop skill level and what you want to accomplish with the app on your phone.

We may not see any progress for several months, so enter your information, relax, and wait for us to let you know when you may finally try the Photoshop beta.