Photoshop introduces AI-assisted vector-to-raster workflow and nondestructive generative layers

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Photoshop added AI-assisted vector import that automatically converts SVGs into editable pixel-aware layers while preserving paths and type as smart objects. The system suggests layer masks and pixel optimizations based on target output, reducing manual cleanup when moving between vector and raster contexts.

A major workflow improvement is nondestructive generative layers: creators can insert a generative layer that produces imagery based on prompts and parameters while keeping the original pixels intact underneath. Designers can tweak prompts, seed values, or masks later without losing prior edits.

Adobe also improved collaboration by adding version-aware sharing where generative adjustments are tracked as named revisions. This makes it easier for teams to experiment with AI-derived visuals while keeping an auditable edit history.