Good news for Android users today: Adobe announced that Photoshop has come to the Google Play store. The beta Android mobile app is available now for free.

Photoshop has been around for 35 years now, but it’s only been this year that Adobe released a true Photoshop mobile app built for on-the-go editing. When I got an early preview of the iPhone Photoshop app in February, I was surprised by how different the app felt from my experience editing photos on my laptop. But after spending some time with the app since — and learning my way around the menus — it feels like a more natural extension of the original Photoshop we all know and occasionally get super frustrated with. 

Photoshop loyalists will be glad to learn that many of the original Photoshop features are packed into the mobile app. The Android app will have many of the same features now at launch, like layers, masking and its AI tool generative fill. Tap select, the new mobile-friendly select option, joins more familiar tools like the magic wand, spot healing and object select. You’ll also get access to Adobe’s stock library, which makes licensing and importing outside images easy. Adobe said in a press release that it plans to release more features in the future. 

Because so much visual content is filmed and edited on phones, Tuesday’s release will make it easier for professionals who are already Photoshop power users. It also helps the company stay competitive with other services like Canva and even AI companies introducing image şi video generation abilities. Adobe’s no stranger to AI; the company has been all-in on AI for the past few years. Its Firefly family of AI models is powering a number of generative AI editing tools across Photoshop, Lightroom şi Premiere Pro.

For more, check out the best Photoshop AI tools şi the free Adobe app here to guard your photo’s authenticity.