Editing
Creative Controls for Adobe Photoshop
23 independent Stream Deck controls for Adobe Photoshop, with editable shortcuts and dial support.
Legal notice Independent, unofficial product. Not affiliated with, authorized, endorsed, or sponsored by Adobe. Adobe, Adobe Photoshop, and related marks belong to their respective owners.
Description
Creative Controls for Adobe Photoshop 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
- 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)
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.
Documentation
Indicative price in Spain: €4.12
The final price may vary depending on country, taxes, and currency.
Purchase and installation are managed by Elgato Marketplace.
Available
Available actions: 23
License: One-time purchase
Requirements
System: Windows 11 or later and macOS 13 or later
Stream Deck: version 6.9 or later
Version: 0.3
Available actions: 23
License: One-time purchase
Official publication date:
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