Adobe Photoshop is one of the most popular image editing and special effects platforms, and its web version is now available free of charge to anyone with an adobe account. Adobe is currently experimenting with a free version of Photoshop. The trial is limited to Canada, but Adobe may soon extend the trial to other regions. Currently, users in Canada can access Photoshop web version for free through Adobe account. Adobe claims that the Photoshop web version is available in "free value-added" mode. Currently, most of Photoshop's tools, brushes, and other features are available free of charge. However, Adobe plans to turn off some features unique to paying subscribers. Nevertheless, "enough" tools will be provided free of charge to run the core Photoshop features claimed by adobe. The web version of Adobe Photoshop is relatively new. Adobe launched the platform as early as October 2021. At that time, users could access a fairly basic version of the application. In other words, the user only needs to perform some simple editing. All complex tools and effects are not available. However, Adobe has been steadily improving the web version of Photoshop. The most significant benefit of Adobe Photoshop Web edition is its fast and dynamic collaboration with other users. In addition, in the initial release, users must share documents from desktop applications to the web. However, the updated version allows any Photoshop subscriber to log in directly from the web page and start a new template. Adobe clearly positioned the web version of Photoshop as a collaboration tool; Several of these users can make changes and leave comments. As Photoshop becomes more accessible, more users can legally try out the platform and explore its functions and potential. Adobe hopes that these users will eventually be able to pay for access to the full version of Photoshop. The latest version of Adobe Photoshop Web Edition provides a variety of powerful tools, including refine edge, curves, dodge and burn tools, as well as the ability to convert smart objects. The web version will also be supported by the mobile terminal for viewing and commenting on images. (Xinhua News Agency)