Shutterstock stock image library has unveiled the integration with Adobe Photoshop thanks to a new Photoshop plugin. With over 100.000 new images added every day, the Shutterstock plugin has the largest collection of photos and illustrations that can be licensed from the Creative Cloud desktop application.
This would be the first Shutterstock plugin created for Photoshop and has been designed to simplify the creative process, saving designers time and downloading the images they are looking for online.
Jon Oringer, founder and CEO of Shutterstock, said it is the largest photography collection never integrated into Adobe Photoshop. With this plugin, the action of searching and testing images from the editing tool they are using is facilitated.
All the key features of the new Shutterstock plugin include:
- Access to quick search technology and innovative from Shutterstock
- Skill for edit any image watermarked for free, with those edits automatically reapplied to the image when purchased
- Direct access to Shutterstock accounts current, including Premier, Shutterstock's Enterprise platform
- Ability to view previously acquired images
- Instant inspiration from collections selected by the Shutterstock team itself
- Designs every day of images, textures and some with space for text
The Shutterstock plugin works with Photoshop CC 2014 and CC 2015 and is available for Mac and PC users in English. You can learn more about this integration from the API from Shutterstock.
An interesting novelty to have that large image library available from Adobe Photoshop itself without having to exit the program at any time and thus focus on the design itself when finding that desired photograph for a web job or any other objective that we seek.
Other plugin type for fonts, here.