Problem: you're trying to add some text in Photoshop, but the letters are all uppercase. Solution: watch this video :)

Now you can create bulleted and numbered lists in Photoshop with a click of a mouse button.

Problem: you're trying to change the stroke thickness of a line in Photoshop, but you're unable to do that. Solution: watch this video :)

The new Selection Brush tool in Photoshop allows you to easily create quick selections with the flexibility of a brush.

Problem: blue outlines are showing up on the canvas and in the Layers panel in Photoshop. Solution: watch this video :)

Adobe Bridge has a cool feature that allows you to automatically convert multiple images to JPEG, PNG, TIFF or DNG.

Problem: you're trying to pick a color, but it's simply not working. Solution: watch this video :)

In Premiere Pro, there's a feature that allows you to quickly transcribe and caption your videos.

Problem: you're trying to create a shape but you accidentally create a path. Solution: watch this video :)

The improved font browser in Photoshop allows you to access more than 25,000 Adobe fonts without leaving the app.

Problem: there are some double spaces in your text, and it's hard to find them and manually remove them. Solution: watch this video :)

In the May 2024 release of Premiere Pro, there’s an exciting new feature that allows you to visually add fades and transitions to audio clips.

Problem: you're trying to remove a bullet in a bulleted list in Illustrator, but you're unable to delete it or even to select it. Solution: watch this video :)

You can now upload your own image for Firefly to use it as a structural reference when generating new images.

Here's an easy way to automatically watermark multiple images using your logo.

Problem: you're typing some text in Illustrator, but it's automatically turning into a bulleted or numbered list. Solution: watch this video :)

Problem: you're typing to snap some clips to each other, to markers, or to the playhead in Premiere Pro, but the snapping is not working. Solution: watch this video :)

You can use Photoshop's generative fill feature to quickly combine 2 images together.