Supported Versions:
- Photoshop Creative Cloud 2016-2019
- Photoshop Elements 13, 14, 15, 2018
- Photoshop Creative Suite 4-6
Note: If your version of Photoshop is not on this list, you may still be able to manually add the plugin and use it!
What can I use in Photoshop?
Supported Products
- Topaz Studio
- Clarity in Studio
- Detail in Studio
- Impression in Studio
- Glow in Studio
- Simplify in Studio
- Texture Effects in Studio
Where to find Studio in Photoshop
When you are in Photoshop, you should find Studio and Clarity (if you own it!) in the following menu:
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Note: Topaz Clarity, Impression, Simplify, and Detail will now be accessed through the Topaz Studio menu option.
Automatic Setup Easy
To get started using Topaz Studio in Photoshop, the first step you want to take is to:
CLOSE PHOTOSHOP!
This will ensure that the installation process has the best chance of automatically configuring Studio into Photoshop. If you aren't ready to install just yet, please visit the following article, which will introduce you to the download and installation process for Studio:
Once you have closed Photoshop, you will want to download, then install Topaz Studio. The next time you launch Photoshop, you should be able to launch Topaz Studio from the Filter menu, as shown above.
Easy, right?!
Photoshop Utility Moderate
If you find that automatic setup did not work, after installing Studio and restarting Photoshop, then you should try the Photoshop Utility. We created this tool to enable a quick and painless installation process.
Download
How to use this tool
To get started, first download and unzip/extract the utility for your OS. Depending on your OS, you should have the following file:
MacTopaz Studio Photoshop Utility 1.0.11.app |
WindowsTopaz Studio Photoshop Utility 1.0.11.bat |
Once you have downloaded and extracted the utility you need to run, you can follow the instructions shown to you in the utility to install your plugins!
Still not working?
Please reach out to us if you need more help getting Studio configured in Photoshop!
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