One of the coolest features of Adobe Firefly is called Text Effects. It allows you to enter a line of text and stylize it with a text prompt.

Problem: you're trying to use the Eyedropper tool in Illustrator to copy the fill color from a shape to the stroke color of another shape. But when you click to sample the color, it’s copying the whole appearance. Solution: watch this video :)

Problem: you're trying to enter some text in Photoshop, but the space between the lines of text is wrong, even though you've set the Leading value to Auto in the Character Panel. Solution: watch this video :)

In this 2-minute video, we're going to use the Camera Raw Filter in Photoshop to apply the same hair color correction in any photo we open, in only 1 click.

Problem: you're trying to find a way to convert a regular layer into a background layer (and vice versa) in Photoshop. Solution: watch this video :)

Adobe has introduced a new family of creative generative AI models called Adobe Firefly. One of the features of Firefly is generating images from text prompts.

Problem: you're trying to enter some text using the Type tool in Photoshop, but all the characters' edges are jagged and pixelated. Solution: watch this video :)

In 2 minutes, learn how to rotate the view of a room in Photoshop.

Problem: you're trying to enter some text using the Type tool in Photoshop, but all the characters look stretched. Solution: watch this video :)

In 2 minutes, we're going to learn how to use Photoshop to create a motion blur effect that follows a strong perspective.

Adobe Epxress allows you to easily create your own, custom QR code for free.

Problem: you're trying to move a layer, but its mask is not moving with it. Solution: watch this video :)

In 2 minutes, we will learn how to create a thumbnail in Adobe Express.

Problem: you're trying to move a layer, but it's only visible inside the borders of a layer below it. Solution: watch this video :)

In this quick video, we will learn how to convert any image into a tiny planet in Photoshop.

Problem: you're trying to create a clipping mask, but whenever you add a layer style to the base layer, such as color or pattern overlay, the layer on top disappears. Solution: watch this video :)

So what are clipping masks in Photoshop? When do we use them? How are they different from regular layer masks? And when are you going to stop asking questions and actually watch the video?

Problem: you're trying hide parts of a layer using a layer mask. But the layer styles (or effects) that you have applied are being masked in a weird way. Solution: watch this video :)