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    Adobe’s web-based Photoshop will soon be free for everyone

    Jul 06, 2022 1 minute
    BY MICHAEL CRIDER

    hotoshop is the indisputable industry standard for photo editing and image generation. It’s also indisputably expensive. After coming in the Creative Suite for $700+ for. That’s not the most effective way to get new users—in fact, it’s a great way to make people search for some . But it looks like Adobe is getting a little more consumer-savvy with its recent web-based version of the tool, and plans to make it free for everyone.

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