One tester claimed the beta version of the app is 'inferior' to Affinity Photo and Procreate, two apps available on the iPad.Ī promotional photo currently on Apple's website showing off a demo version of Adobe Photoshop CC, which still reads 'Coming to iPad in 2019.'Īdobe's Creative Cloud chief product officer Scott Belsky told Bloomberg that the final version of the software will include more features, which are being added close to launch because the company must work with Apple in order to bring the software to iPadOS. Some of these missing or stunted features are said to involve core aspects of the software, including raw editing, layer styles, filters, smart objects, the pen tool and parts of mask creation.
According to Bloomberg News, some Photoshop on iPad beta testers are reporting a lack of key features they had thought would be available in the app.
