You will be able to work on the same file, but not simultaneously<\/p>\n
Adobe is now making it easier for multiple people to work on the same Photoshop, Illustrator, or Fresco file at the same time. The three apps are getting a new feature called \u201cinvite to edit\u201d<\/strong>, which will allow you to type in a collaborator's email address to give them access to the file you're working on.<\/p>\n Collaborators won't be able to work live on the file with you, but they will be able to open your work, make their own changes, save it, and restore those changes to your machine. If someone is already editing the file, the new user can choose to either create a copy or wait until the current edit is complete.<\/p>\n The new feature works with .PSD and .AI files stored in Adobe\u2019s cloud. (It\u2019s already available in Adobe XD.) It also supports version history, so you can revert work if a collaborator makes a mistake.<\/p>\n Adobe announced the feature was rolling out in October. The company has been steadily building out more collaboration capabilities to Creative Cloud \u2014 the service that connects its suite of apps \u2014 in hopes of making the platform fast, simple, and reliable enough that teams can rely on it to move their documents around. Adobe also recently updated a related feature that lets you send documents to others for review.<\/p>\nAdobe Cloud<\/strong><\/h2>\n