An analogous capability is already available for Adobe Express that it provides.
Photoshop is officially transitioning into a collaborative endeavor. Adobe has recently made an announcement on the development of live co-editing on Photoshop. This feature of Photoshop enables multiple users to simultaneously collaborate on the same file from separate machines. In the event that you are tired of waiting around for a document to be returned, then this is probably excellent news; but, if you are only interested in sharing the end product, then you might not want to inform your supervisor about it.
Adobe offers a wide variety of applications for live co-editing in Photoshop, including working together with other designers, enabling clients to directly edit and comment on a document, and enabling students to follow along with a teacher's instruction. To be fair, if I had that option available to me during my Photoshop class at college, it could have helped me improve my design skills.
Currently, live co-editing is only accessible in beta testing; however, the company does offer a tool that is comparable to this one in Adobe Express. The feature is not yet totally finalized. If you are interested in checking it out for yourself, you can sign up to be a member of the beta testing group by clicking on this link. There are also other options available, such as competitors such as Canva, which already provides real-time collaboration.
