The US regulator claims Adobe has been enticing users into subscriptions for the company's products without disclosing the early termination fees.

Adobe is revising its legal language to clear the air after customers accused the company of surveilling their work and using it to train AI tools. Here's a look at what is—and isn't—going on.

Your iPhone uses the HEIC file format by default, but it isn't universally supported, making it a hassle to convert these images to JPG. That's where Apple's Shortcuts app comes in.

Adobe adds it will never assume ownership of a customer's work or train its AI on user data, following harsh backlash to the company's updated terms of use.

Adobe Lightroom is slick, nimble, and comes with most of the same photo editing tools found in software for professionals, making it the best photography workflow tool for serious enthusiasts.

Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom remains the gold standard in pro photo workflow software with top-notch organization tools, state-of-the-art adjustments, and all the output and printing options you could want.

Geared for non-designers, Adobe Express is a capable and welcoming template-based tool for creating attractive online content quickly.

Acorn includes many of the same tools found in Photoshop for a great price, but it’s several years behind in usability and tools.

If you own an Apple device and you're not a professional photographer, you should use Apple Photos to edit your pictures.

Adobe’s Firefly is a promising entrant in the crowded field of image-generative AI with lots of style options, but it doesn't produce completely convincing images.

Adobe Photoshop is the world's most capable image editing software with mind-blowing AI effects, unmatched auto-selection tools, and strong support for collaboration, all in a helpful and polished interface.

Launching this month, the AI Eraser tool will let you remove unwanted elements from your photos.

Photopea is a surprisingly capable online clone of Adobe Photoshop. It’s free, unless you want upgraded online storage and generative AI tools.

Photo Commander gives you lots of image editing tools and effects, but it's less polished than the competition and lacks some features we've come to expect.

ACDSee's pro-level software gives you many powerful photo organizing and editing features, combining functions of both Lightroom and Photoshop, but its tools aren't quite as state of the art.