Adobe Programs - Which one to use? Microsoft Business Applications Certifications Previous Article IT Trainer Stephen talks IT certification and where to start Next Article To help you decide which is the best Adobe program for the job, here’s a simple guide to what each one does best and what it might not be the best choice for. Adobe Programs and Products... Which one to use? There are many fantastic Adobe Products to chose from but that leaves the question of which one should you use for what project? Perhaps you should use InDesign? Or Photoshop? Or Illustrator? Or something else? There are a lot of overlaps between what they can each do. Our certified Adobe Instructor Sharon has put together this very helpful guide on how best to choose the best Adobe program for the job. Here we show what each Adobe product does best and what it might not be the best choice for. InDesign: Create your own Flyers, Magazines and Books Great For: Multi-page Brochures / Flyers Editorial Design Book Design Annual Reports Forms (Coupled with Acrobat) Not best for: Logo Designing Removing Image Backgrounds Adjusting Images View all our InDesign courses Photoshop: Creating your own Photo-real and Digital Images Great For: Photo Enhancement / Correction / Background Removal Single Sided Posters / Flyers / Ads Web and Mobile UI Design (Mock-ups) Product Mock-ups Mood Boards Raster (Pixel) Based Images Not best for: Multi-page Brochures or Reports High level Video Editing (it can do basic video editing but best to investigate Premiere Pro or After Effects) View all our Photoshop courses Illustrator: Create your own Logo, Illustrations and Flyers Great For: Logos, Logotypes and Monograms Single or Two-Sided Posters/Flyers Typography Web And Mobile UI Design (Icons/Layouts) Vector Art and Illustrations Not best for: Multi-page Brochures or Reports Removing Backgrounds from Images View all our Illustrator courses Acrobat DC or Acrobat Pro: Editing PDFs and Managing Forms Great For: Editing PDFs Securing PDFs Managing Forms Sending Forms and Collecting Responses Applying and Collecting Digital Signatures Not best for: Creating Flyers, Posters or Graphics Designing Forms - Design work can be done in InDesign or another Page Layout Software View all our Acrobat courses Wednesday, February 2, 2022 / Author: Liam Phelan / Number of views: 688 / Comments: 0 / Print Categories:Adobe Design and Media Tags:Adobe Illustrator Photoshop InDesign Acrobat Related articles Turn a doodle into an illustrator character in 5 minutes or less New Object Selection Tool in Photoshop 2020 is a Time Saver Photoshop new feature – Select and Mask workspace Tips for New Graphic Designers Make a Map Island in Photoshop