It's like having a digital Swiss Army knife for visuals. For my YouTube thumbnails, Photoshop is a lifesaver. I can take a boring screenshot and transform it into something eye-catching. I can add text, cool effects, and even cut out elements from different images and combine them seamlessly.

I've been working with Photoshop for a long time now and I'm always discovering new and easier ways of doing things. From masking to shape distortion, something new pops up every time I use the program.

Photoshop is still the industry standard for editing images - as a designer this is such an important part of my workflow.

Mobile product is equally as good and it's easy to edit on both mobile and desktop, as well as access projects on any device from your Adobe account. Free and paid versions are both awesome.

I am heavily reliant on Photoshop on a daily basis for photo editing and thumbnail making. I can also integrate photoshop files with other Adobe products which is very helpful. It has been an awesome experience using it and will continue using it for years and years to come.

I've been using Adobe Photoshop for a while, and it's incredibly powerful but also pretty overwhelming at first. You can do almost anything, from simple photo edits to complex designs, and the AI features like Content-Aware Fill are a huge time-saver.