Each team I spoke to at MAX — Photoshop on iPad, Illustrator on iPad, and Fresco — stressed how important customer feedback will be in getting the next generation of creative apps right.

Adobe today announced that its Photoshop and Fresco apps for iPad are now available in a bundle for $9.99 per month, compared to $9.99 per month each previously.. The offer is available to ...

It was also recently announced that artists can now get both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Fresco Premium on the iPad for one price — $9.99 a month. Follow AppleInsider on Google News.

Released in 2019, the Fresco app, Adobe's drawing app for iPadOS, iOS, and Windows, attempted to even the playing field where Photoshop couldn't, but only provided access to basic features for free.

Similarly, if you already pay for Adobe Fresco Premium, you'll get access to Photoshop on your tablet. Previously, you had to subscribe to the apps separately, with each costing $10 a month.

Photoshop on iPad and Fresco are two new additions to the Adobe family of apps. The former is a reimagined version of photo editing powerhouse Photoshop, optimised for touch and Apple Pencil, ...

Adobe Fresco is now free for all users; ... Artists can sketch in Fresco, refine their work in Photoshop, and switch between the two without the hassle of exporting and re-uploading files.

Other Photoshop features like Object Select, Magic Wand, Content Aware Fill, Clone Stamp, and the Remove Tool are locked behind a $7.99 monthly or $69.99 annual subscription.

From the sound of it, Fresco feels like a portable version of Adobe Photoshop, but the fact there is a version of Photoshop for mobile devices shows that it’s more than that.