Adobe Photoshop Mix - Cut-out,

Thatcher Miles

Pretty good for some basic blending and collaging, but other than that it's just a difficult app. Not a lot of room for play, feels like you need to plan everything out ahead of time. This might just be on my end, but despite using high res material, a lot of edits I make come out pretty pixelated and grainy? Then of course there's that bug that closes the app in the middle of your work. Definitely some great potential, but until changes are made there are better apps out there.

Todd Van Fleet

Quality for sure. Image manipulation you can do. I respect the ADOBE folks 💯. I just don't find the options very interesting. I mean, if f you want a clock with rain misting on it, or a horse jumping over a 🌈, I guess this is for you. Welcome to the masses . I use 5 motionleap type apps, twice as many uber creative features .. Outside the conformist shopping mall box. Goodstarting point, then drag all over to dig deep Its Adobe. Awesome quality and smartly designed. ITSY perfection.

A Google user

First off, this program is incredibly unwieldy to control. Its buttons are in a fixed position that covers enough of the screen to make looking at what you're doing difficult, pinching both zooms and rotates (I spent nearly ten minutes just trying to straighten out my pictures), and there's no easy way to gauge relative size. If there were any way to input exact numbers for any of the tools, that would make this app a lot easier to use. Secondly, there's no way to turn off Creative Cloud synching. This bothers me, because I don't want my content to be out of my personal control. Finally, this app is a lot larger than the sum of its functions; while I've come to expect this out of enterprise software (as devs are often more concerned with deadlines than optimization [not to blame them, just stating observations]), it's irritating to install a 40mb program in the limited space of my phone that, while doing the functions it says, does them in a manner that is difficult to control. There is a graph, where one axis is intuitivity, and the other is functionality; this program lies in the top left corner of that graph - very intuitive, but functionally useless for my purposes.

A Google user

It's extremely easy to use if a user is not trained and once you get the hang of the filters, adjustments and other basic functions, the user can take advantage of their practical tutorials. I highly recommend this for anyone making content for a brand or just enjoys retouching or fixing their photographs. I've used all of the top editor apps on Android and PS Express is by far the most functional and quality application available for the system.

Jay S

I've been using this app for a little over a year and up until this last updoot, its been amazing! I don't know what bug is causing my issue but its super frustrating and I hope the devs fix it soon. The bug im talking about is when you press the "+" button on the bottom right screen to bring up the menu. 80% of the time when I press it, it turns into an "X" (I assume this means its buffering) and the menu never comes up. To fix it, I have to completely exit out of the app then reopen it 2×

A Google user

I like this app. It's simple, but lets me do cool quick edits to my photos. The only bad things are that it crashes from time to time and that it doesn't show me options when trying to start a new project or add a layer. The botttom right icon changes, but I cant see any of my options. So clicking on the space starts/opens a completely random thing.

A Google user

The features are a tad confusing to get used to at first. But i like it. HOWEVER there doesnt seem to be a way to save your work in progress. I had it crash as i was merging the last layer so i could export the photo. Im on my third time editing the photo. It really needs a save for work in progress. I cant guess why they did not add it. Otherwise it would be a great app. There doesnt seem to be a point to using the app if you can never get to exporting due to bugs or hitting the wrong back button.

Jesse Brooks

IF YOU DON'T SEE BUTTONS IN THE MAIN MENU: it's a glitch. The buttons are there but they're invisible. Tap the blue plus button at the bottom of the screen, then tap about halfway up the screen on the right side. You should see the buttons appear for a split-second and you'll probably tap the 'device' button to open an image on your phone to edit. Once you get past that, it's a really solid app.

A Google user

I installed this app specifically to merge two screenshots to show an entire page without scrolling (a simple ~20-second task in Photoshop). I THOUGHT it would be easier than turning on my laptop. Now 30-minutes later, I haven't accomplished a damn thing. The app isn't the least bit intuitive, and the "features" are extremely limiting. Even something as simple as cropping is a giant pain in the rear. It's hard to believe that this is actually an Adobe product. Am I on Candid Camera right now??

A Google user

Love it but if I leave the app idol for any length of time, it deletes my work and forces the app to restart. Also there are times when I load the first image but the app gets stuck. It will not respond to any commands. If I press any button or option, it only flashes the canvas size in the top left-hand corner. Upon a restart, it works though. If you need a better explanation of these glitches, please let me know. Otherwise, I love this app and hope that these bugs can be fixed