Adobe Photoshop is expanding its AI-assisted editing with prompt-based masked edits and a non-destructive light adjustment suite for Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites, and Blacks, alongside a new non-destructive workflow.

Dynamic Text now follows custom shapes or paths, and an Adobe Stock panel is added as a dockable tool to streamline asset management.

Prompt-to-edit functionality reaches the Pro Editor via the Contextual Task Bar, enabling natural-language edits without manual area selection.

Adobe emphasizes flexibility, allowing users to mix prompts with precision tools to suit their unique creative processes.

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The overarching goal is to increase choice, control, and efficiency from ideation to execution while preserving non-destructive editing and creative judgment.

Source attribution goes to Adobe and Animation World Network (AWN).

A core message is to balance prompts and precision tools to fit different creative workflows.

Dynamic Text, Shapes, and Paths enable text to follow custom curves and layouts while preserving formatting automatically.

FAQs confirm the feature is in beta, discuss its impact on workflows, and note the option to disable AI tools.

The new mode is optional; users who don’t need it can hide it, underscoring Photoshop’s extended workflow flexibility.