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You can now view the brush stamp as a preview to decide your choice of brush. When the stylus or your finger touches the screen,
the size-and-shape indicator for Photoshop, Pixel, and Eraser brushes shows up.
For more information, see Pixel brushes.
You can now personalize your list of Pixel brushes and toggle Hide/Show to choose the brushes you want to use.
For more information, see Pixel brushes.
You can use the Touch shortcut map with primary or secondary functions to activate Fresco’s most often-used features like Lasso, Fill, and Vector trim.
For more information, see Get started with the user interface.
You can now use Fresco with Intel GPU and Nvidia GPU devices that meet Fresco’s specifications:
- Windows 10 version 1903 or later.
- Graphics Processor: Intel or Nvidia GPU with Direct X Feature Level 12.1
- RAM: >=8GB
- Storage free space: >=5GB
- Surface Pen or Wacom Pro Pen Stylus.
Additionally, the following AMD GPU devices are supported:
- HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15-ee0xxx, 15m-ee0xxx, and 13-ay0xxx (2020 Model) (AMD GPU).
For more information on a list of devices supported on Windows, see System requirements.
Clipping mask allows you to use a layer as a mask when you have two or more layers to work on. You can use multiple layers in a clipping mask, but they must be successive layers. Layer one works as the mask, where any content in layer two or more, is clipped to what is visible on layer one.
For more information, see Layer masks.
You can now use Fresco with Nvidia GPU devices that meet Fresco's specifications with the following HP devices:
- HP Spectre Folio Convertible 13-ak0xxx (2018 Model)
- All HP Spectre devices that meet Fresco’s GPU, RAM and HD requirements (O.S.: Windows 10 1909 or later):
- O.S.: Windows 10 1909 or later
- Graphics Processor: Intel GPU with Direct X Feature Level 12.1
- RAM: >=4GB
- Storage free space: >=5GB
- All Nvidia GPU devices that meet Fresco’s GPU, RAM and HD requirements.
For more information on a list of devices supported on Windows, see System requirements.
The June 2020 release of versions 1.7 and 1.6 of Fresco has the following new features and enhancements:
Use snapline to make straight lines, or, smooth curvy lines. While drawing with any brush, pause and hold the end of a stroke to snap the line into smoother and stronger shapes. While paused, you can drag to scale, or move to re-orient your stroke in a different direction.
You can now find a new collection of pixel brushes that can be used to create beautiful portraits and charcoal-based artwork.
For more information, see Pixel brushes.
Use basic shapes as stamps like circle, square, or polygon, or import shapes from Capture. Some of the operations supported with shapes include Fill, Erase, Create Mask, and Create Selection. Tap the shapes tool icon on the left pane toolbar to view the list of basic shapes and the list of your own shapes from Capture tool.
For more information, see Shapes.
Color swatches in Fresco can be used to add multiple colors so you can paint with more than one at a time using any pixel brush except Sketching and Marker pixel brushes, or Live brush. Make a multicolor swatch using the Eyedropper combined with the Touch Shortcut.
For more information, see Create a multicolor swatch.
Mixer brushes, which are based on Photoshop mixer brushes can be used to blend the colors naturally as you paint.
For more information, see Mixer brushes.
The little circle on your canvas is the touch shortcut which now has a secondary state for vector brushes. Currently, you can use this secondary state to trim vector lines on the strokes. To activate the touch shortcut, double-tap on it twice to activate its primary state. Tap again to activate the touch shortcut in its secondary state.
For more information, see Secondary state in touch shortcut.
You can activate the secondary state of touch shortcut and draw once across any vector brush stroke to trim it. Draw back-and-forth across any vector stroke on the canvas to erase it completely.
For more information, see Trim a vector stroke.
Fresco supports more advanced set of keyboard shortcuts like create a new layer, clear layer contents or lock layer. Use common and consistent keyboard shortcuts across Fresco and Photoshop on iPad.
You can access the list of keyboard shortcuts in two ways:
- Open a document and tap Help icon at the upper-right corner of the Adobe Fresco workspace and select Keyboard shortcuts.
- Open a document and tap on the Settings
icon, tap App settings. In App settings dialog, tap Help > Keyboard shortcuts.
Fresco provides advanced controls for each of your vector brushes to taper strokes based on how quickly you draw the stroke. Use the brush settings to customize each of your brush stroke as per your requirement.
For more information, see Velocity taper.
Fresco now supports Ruler. You can access the ruler by tapping the ruler icon at the lower-right corner of the canvas. Fresco makes it easy for you to draw patterns, shapes, symbols, letters, and so on, with the ruler. You can use the ruler tool in combination with all types of brushes available in Fresco to create artworks. You can use eraser or any brush to create perfect lines.
For more information, see Measure length of a stroke.
You could always import images, but now we have added support for Creative Cloud Libraries. From an open canvas, tap the image icon in the toolbar and select Creative Cloud to see your assets.
You can now use Fresco with additional Microsoft Surface, HP and Dell devices:
- Dell XPS 15 9500
- Dell XPS 17 9700
- Microsoft Surface Go 2
- Microsoft Surface Book 3
- HP Pavilion x360 Convertible type devices with different versions
- HP ZBook workstations.
For more information on a list of devices supported on Windows, see System requirements.
If you purchased Adobe Fresco through the App Store, you now get access to Photoshop on iPad too! When you sign in to Photoshop on iPad you can access all of your Adobe Fresco artwork to add text, adjustment layers, and more. For more information, see Adobe Fresco and Photoshop.
When a file is transferred using Airdrop, you can open PSD or PSB files in Fresco directly. Previously you had to save the transferred file before opening it manually in Fresco. Now, you can skip a step to open files in Fresco.
Fresco allows you to open PSD or PSB files that are transferred from the Files app, mail attachments, or via Airdrop. If a document is open when Fresco receives the PSD or PSB, Fresco offers to close or save the current document. Once the document is closed or saved, then the original PSD continues to be imported.
Fresco now supports keyboard shortcuts. Use common and consistent keyboard shortcuts across Fresco and Photoshop on iPad.
You can access the list of keyboard shortcuts in two ways:
- Open a document and tap Help icon at the upper-right corner of the Adobe Fresco workspace and select Keyboard shortcuts.
- Open a document and tap on the Settings icon, tap App settings. In App settings dialog, tap Help > Keyboard shortcuts.
Wacom express keys can be used with the Wacom Mobile Studio Pro as well as when a Wacom device is attached to your Windows machine. You can change brushes, zoom, and switch to the eraser using the Express Keys on your Wacom device.
You can now use Fresco with more HP devices on Windows:
- HP Spectre x360 Convertible 15-eb
- HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15-ed
- HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15m-ed
- HP ZBook x2 G4
For more information on a list of devices supported on Windows, see System requirements.
As a vector artist, you can now control the beginning and end of each vector brush stroke with better refinement using advanced taper controls. For more information, see vector brushes.
Fresco now supports a new HP device, ZBook Studio x360 G5 on Windows.
For more information, see Adobe Fresco system requirements.
In the Home screen of Fresco, the Gallery name has been changed to Discover. Tap on Discover to access artworks from Behnace.net.
To avoid any inadvertent changes to your artwork, you can now disable the undo and redo gestures in Fresco. By default, this option is enabled in Fresco. To disable, choose Settings > App Settings > Input and tap on Disable Undo/Redo.
Clear the content from a layer by choosing Clear layer from Layer Actions. Clear layer sets all pixels to transparent for raster layers and erases all paths on a vector layer.
This action is disabled for layer groups. Clear layer is enabled in all cases where the layer is editable, otherwise it is hidden. For example, it is hidden when a layer is locked or not visible. For more information, see Layers in Fresco.
Recolor using the fill tool while preserving the targeted color pattern of the original artwork. The recolor fill uses the existing fill behavior with color tolerance value and enables lock transparency for the fill operation. For more information, see Colors.
Double-tap on the eraser icon in tool panel to access a set of pixel erasers. Pixel erasers and options appear when a pixel layer is selected. For more information on how to work with the pixel and vector erasers, see Erasers in Fresco.
You can now tap in any direction to move a transform selection in pixel increments using nudge. For more information, see Getting started with the user interface.
When you share a link of your artwork with your peers, Fresco generates an assets.adobe.web.com link. You can share an asset or artwork as a link with your peers to view or download. For detailed information on sharing cloud documents, see Cloud documents.
You can now import large Photoshop files with .PSB format into Fresco. For more information, see Import and Open a document.
You can find three new learn tutorials within the Fresco app at Learn > Video tutorials:
- Make a watercolor painting
- Make a comic-style portrait and
- Make an editorial collage
In addition to these tutorials, a new tutorial Introduction to Digital Illustration, narrated in Japanese, is available in the Learn section.
Here is a list of features that have already been released on iOS but are new in the Windows release of Fresco 1.3:
- Report a bug
- Toggle between Light and Dark UI theme
- Color libraries
- Drag and drop Cloud documents to folders
- Straight edge
For information on the list of supported features, see Adobe Fresco on Windows.
Now, you can draw perfectly straight lines in your Fresco artwork at any angle using this straight edge tool on Windows.
Tap on the straight edge tool on the taskbar in Adobe Fresco to get a straight edge appear in your screen. Use the two finger gesture to hold and move the straight edge in an angle that is required for your artwork. As you rotate the tool on the screen with two fingers, the degrees value of the angle appears on the straight edge at the middle of two fingers so you can check and adjust it as per your desired position and angle. For more information, see Straight edge tool in Adobe Fresco. For information on the list of supported features, see Adobe Fresco on Windows.
If you find any bugs while working with the Fresco app, you can now report the bugs from within the app on Windows.
- Open a document, tap on the Help
icon, and, tap Report a bug.
For the full list of supported features, see Adobe Fresco on Windows.
High-resolution export of images in PSD, PDF, PNG, or JPG formats were only available so far with the paid subscription of Fresco. You can now export high-resolution images as part of your Fresco free, starter plan. See Publish, export, and share for more information.
You can now use colors from Creative Cloud libraries in Fresco on Windows devices. Use your favorite colors and themes from your Creative Cloud libraries which appear automatically in the color panel in Fresco. Tap on the color library of your choice and start applying the colors on your Fresco artwork. For more information, see Creative Cloud libraries in Fresco.
You can now use touch shortcuts for layers on Windows devices, in addition to the existing shortcuts for tools. To trigger touch shortcut, tap the circle on the lower left of the screen.
Tap on the Help 
icon > Touch Shortcut to view the list of supported tools, layers, and their corresponding actions. For more information on how to customize touch shortcuts, see Getting started with the user interface.
If you find any bugs while working with the Fresco app, you can now report the bugs from within the app.
- Open a document, tap on the Help icon, and, tap Report a bug.
Adobe Fresco is now available on Windows. Fresco supports Microsoft Surface Studio with surface Pen on Windows 10. For a list of devices supported on Windows, see System requirements. For more information, see Adobe Fresco on Windows.
Work with your artworks seamlessly using Photoshop on desktop, Photoshop on iPad and Fresco across iOS and Windows platforms.
You can work on your artwork in Adobe Fresco and Photoshop by seamlessly switching between these apps. Simply open the Adobe Fresco artwork from the Cloud documents option in the home screen of Photoshop (both desktop and iPad). And, when you are done editing in Photoshop, access your document from within Adobe Fresco using the Cloud documents option on the home screen. You can do all of this without importing or exporting your artwork. All you need is an Internet connection for your devices. For more information, see Adobe Fresco and Photoshop.
Paint with favorite colors and themes from your Creative Cloud libraries which appear automatically in the color panel. Tap on the color library of your choice and start applying the colors on your Fresco artwork. For more information, see Creative Cloud libraries in Fresco.
Now, you can draw perfectly straight lines in your Fresco artwork at any angle using this straight edge tool.
Tap on the straight edge tool on the taskbar in Adobe Fresco to get a straight edge appear in your screen. Use the two finger gesture to hold and move the straight edge in an angle that is required for your artwork. As you rotate the tool on the screen with two fingers, the degrees value of the angle appear on the straight edge at the middle of two fingers so you can check and adjust it as per your desired position and angle. For more information, see Straight edge tool in Adobe Fresco.