Adobe Photoshop Creative Control Suite

Description

Put retouching tools and layer work beside the canvas. Switch between Brush, Move and Crop, duplicate or group layers, clear a selection and start Free Transform. The command library extends layer navigation, clipping masks and merge operations. Brush Size changes the active brush diameter; Canvas Zoom moves between detail and an overview. Select the intended layer and finish text entry before using tool shortcuts. Transformations and merge commands keep Photoshop's normal selection rules. This controller supports manual image editing; it does not generate pictures, retouch automatically or inspect document contents. Adobe Photoshop Creative Control Suite provides 23 actions to open or focus the application, run configurable shortcuts, and control frequent tasks from Stream Deck. It works locally and requires no accounts, Adobe credentials, or external services.

Features

• Switch retouching tools, organize layers and adjust brush size in Adobe Photoshop.
• 23 actions built specifically for Adobe Photoshop
• Configurable shortcut for each action
• Three Encoder actions, including a fully configurable dial
• Open or focus Adobe Photoshop
• Local processing with no accounts or first-party telemetry
• Windows 11 or later and macOS 13 or later
• Original visual system created for Creative Controls
• Three configurable actions: Choose Command, Custom Shortcut, and Custom Dial
• Dynamic command icons and optional labels up to 12 characters
• Interface available in eight locales: English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese

Available actions (23)

Open / Focus Adobe PhotoshopOpen Adobe Photoshop, or bring it to the foreground when it is already running.

Brush ToolRun “Brush Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Move ToolRun “Move Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Crop ToolRun “Crop Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Eraser ToolRun “Eraser Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Type ToolRun “Type Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Zoom ToolRun “Zoom Tool” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Duplicate LayerRun “Duplicate Layer” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

DeselectRun “Deselect” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Free TransformRun “Free Transform” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

New LayerRun “New Layer” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Save DocumentRun “Save Document” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

UndoRun “Undo” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Brush SizeControl “Brush Size” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured dial shortcuts.

Canvas ZoomControl “Canvas Zoom” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured dial shortcuts.

Group LayersRun “Group Layers” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Create / Release Clipping MaskRun “Create / Release Clipping Mask” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Merge LayersRun “Merge Layers” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Previous LayerRun “Previous Layer” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Next LayerRun “Next Layer” in Adobe Photoshop with the configured shortcut.

Choose CommandSelect any available Adobe Photoshop command, show its matching icon, and optionally override its shortcut.

Custom ShortcutRun a user-defined shortcut with an optional label of up to 12 characters.

Custom DialConfigure dial-left, dial-right, and dial-press behavior independently.

Known limitations

• Adobe Photoshop must be installed and is not included with the plugin.
• Shortcuts depend on the active keyboard configuration in Adobe Photoshop.
• macOS may request Accessibility permission to send shortcuts and focus applications.
• Interface language, the application’s shortcut preset and keyboard layout are separate settings. Translating the interface does not change shortcuts or guarantee native support for every regional setup. Custom shortcuts must match the active preset and your keyboard; after changing layouts, check and recapture them if needed. For character shortcuts with Japanese, Korean or Chinese IMEs, use Latin/ABC input.

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