Customer Ratings & Reviews

User friendly and satisfying; I recommend it. . . . /

This program is great and it really is simple to use.

Love this product. So many things possible to create.

The new features for the 2020 software are amazing!

Much easier to use and more useful than the software from the camera manf's website. Easy to use and allows you to be creative with your photos. I'm scanning and archiving old family photos from the 40's onward and Adobe allows me to "freshen up" these old pics. Very happy with the purchase.

Adobe photoshop elements 2020 is a nice program for the money. Easy to use and has three modes, so you can learn, or do what you want. Many options to change videos, and photos. I would recommend this program to make your videos and photos look great while providing entertainment.

Needed a replacement program to edit my photos and videos. Still teaching myself how this works but I feel once I master a few of the techniques it will be well worth the money spent. Looks like there'e quite a bit this software can do.

Seems to be a stable application. I have used the "full blown" Photoshop at school, most of the features remain in Elements 2020, they are just hidden in menu items. Does everything I need it to do and would recommend it for light users.

I have had this for a month now and still trying to figure it all out. Although this is amazing in all that it can do I still find myself spending most of my time trying to learn how to do it all.

My wife uses Photo Shop to make personalized cards, slideshows, powerpoint and has been doing this for the last 10 years. she take all of family pictures and is able to fix the quality to make for a great presentation.

Of course, Adobe Photoshop Elements 2020 and Adobe Premiere Elements 2020 are not as sophisticated as their pro counterparts, but I'm content to settle for these cheaper software, because they are good enough for my needs.

It is only a fragment of the full version of photoshop and elements but it is good enough for quick edits and posting on social media. Highly recommended for people with no complete background on PC even Mac...

Very robust program with lots of capabilities but it is somewhat confusing to determine what operations can and is being performed

I haven't updating any versions since I bought the 2014 version. I have some projects that I want to do, so I got the 2020 version! I don't have a review at this time.

The 2020 update of the Adobe Elements apps (still only Premier and Photoshop, though Illustrator and InDesign would be a boon to this bundle) are a solid, but boring update... The UI is largely unchanged - You know its something small in UI change when Adobe highlights the new "start page" as a feature - But the under-the-hood improvements are interesting, and work well in practice. The Photoshop Elements still features the unified interface for photo organization and editing, and several step-down interface views/workspaces for different skill levels, but my complaint is that I haven't seen much improvement or modernization of this UI since the 2015 release - In 5 years of releases, UI style has changed, and the "CC" apps that these are watered-down versions of have certainly changed a good deal, and now offer touch-friendly and cloud-connected options... I don't expect 100% feature parity in their consumer/home/value product, but I expect change at some point in 5 years. The editing tools work great. I'm a Photoshop CC and Photoshop Elements user, and they each have their "detailed" or "quick" use cases, respectively, and I find that where apples meet apples with the tools, behavior is the same or similar between the consumer and pro products. Performance was also good. Premiere Elements is much the same, but with less of a “Low|Medium|High” approach to interface. Its mostly a single-mode, where basic transitions, and edits/manipulation of source material can be done with ease - I actually prefer Premiere Elements approach to that of full-on Premiere Pro. Renders aren’t quite as fast, nor are the number of output options as vast, but for MOST camcorder and phone-video toting consumers/parents/grandparents, the job gets done here and library management is great for those simple use cases. I enjoyed the entrant of the “Sensei” AI capabilities, such as background remove, sky rendering, and others brought over from the pro stack. These are new for 2020, and work extremely well and have a great walkthrough UI. Casual users looking for these pro effects, which are a bit more buried in the larger products are easy to find and use in the Elements series. This is still the de-facto standard for consumer editing, but I fear advancements and encroachment from “app store” competitors that are modernizing the UI might affect the advanced side of the user base. Beginners will love the power and simplicity in the Adobe Elements creative apps. The Photoshop Elements still features the unified interface for photo organization and editing, and several step-down interface views/workspaces for different skill levels, but my complaint is that I haven't seen much improvement or modernization of this UI since the 2015 release - In 5 years of releases, UI style has changed, and the "CC" apps that these are watered-down versions of have certainly changed a good deal, and now offer touch-friendly and cloud-connected options... I don't expect 100% feature parity in their consumer/home/value product, but I expect change at some point in 5 years. The editing tools work great. I'm a Photoshop CC and Photoshop Elements user, and they each have their "detailed" or "quick" use cases, respectively,

The software works as advertised. Not quick and easy, but does what it says it will do. I'm sure the full versions of the software, vs the Elements versions are better.

See my comments for MS Office 2019 Home and Student; older version of Photoshop Elements was on older laptop; still the best app for handling and working with all photos, including scanned photos.

This worked well for my purposes but I’m still annoyed about how much it costs. It’s insanely overpriced. Adobe needs more competition.

Its good and i enjoy using it. Some placement of functions are a bit annoying but overall good product.

Had an issue with my initial purchase. Activation didn't work and adobe was less than helpful. Second copy worked as advertised