The app will sync with the desktop version and one will simply be able to pick up where they left off on their desktop without needing to export or import files. The company will be releasing a smaller set of features for the app on the iPad first for the 1.0 version and gradually keep adding new features over time. One will find the same tools as Photoshop for desktop but of course, there will be some changes to the UI as it is being redesigned for working with touch-based gestures. 

Alongside Photoshop CC, the company also announced the Premiere Rush CC video editing app. It is now available on desktop and iOS, with support for Android coming later in 2019. The app will enable users to edit, colour correct, handle audio and motion graphics with a UI that is said to be consistent across desktop and mobile. It comes with a one-click auto-duck feature for adjusting music and sound normalisation.