- Adobe is reportedly experimenting with making the web version of Photoshop free.
- Basic tools and core functionality would be included, with premium tools a paid upgrade.
- The company is conducting a trial in Canada with no word on an expansion date.
A new report suggests Adobe’s web version of Photoshop may become free for all users, significantly reducing the barrier to entry for the venerable image suite.
According to Neowin, Adobe is currently experimenting in Canada with a freemium version of Photoshop. Anyone with a free Adobe account can access the web version of the image editing program, with the company planning to move some of the app’s premium tools to a paid tier.