Adobe Express Photos FAQ

Last updated on Oct 1, 2025

Get answers to frequently asked questions about using Adobe Express Photos on Windows.

Adobe Express Photos is a free, quick, and easy screenshot capture and image editing app powered by Adobe Express. It allows you to capture, view, edit, and design from anywhere, even offline.

After pressing the PrtSc (Print Screen) key, a screenshot bar will open, letting you choose between capturing the full screen or selecting a specific area. You can also capture screenshots from the Home screen or from the View and Edit screens. Once captured, the screenshot is automatically saved to your clipboard and your default screenshot folder. From there, you can quickly mark it up using shapes, a pen, or a highlighter for easy edits.

You can revert the screenshot shortcut in three ways:

  1. When you press Print Screen for the first time, a dialog box appears, select Revert.
  2. Go to the Home screen, select your profile icon, open Settings, and turn off the Screenshot Shortcut toggle.
  3. During a screenshot session, open Settings from the screenshot bar and uncheck Print Screen Key under Keyboard shortcut.

You can remove image backgrounds and unwanted objects from photos using AI-powered tools.

Yes. You can capture and edit screenshots and images without an internet connection. However, features that connect to Adobe Express may require internet access.

Yes. You can send your edited image or screenshot directly to Adobe Express to access thousands of templates and more.

Yes, the app updates automatically in the background to provide the latest features and enhancements.