Tap 
in the upper left corner of the viewfinder to open the Lens Library.
Last updated on
May 20, 2024
Photoshop Camera end of support
Photoshop Camera is discontinued on iOS and Android devices and is no longer available for download. Adobe ended official support for existing users starting on May 1, 2024. If you're a current user of Photoshop Camera, you can continue to use the app if it's already installed on your device until June 4, 2024. The Photoshop Camera lenses you love have been migrated to Photoshop Express.
For additional information on the app discontinuation, see Photoshop Camera | End of support FAQ.
Learn how to scroll through lenses in Photoshop Camera lens library, manage your lenses, and create your own lenses
Photoshop Camera comes with an amazing collection of magical lenses to choose from. The lens library includes: Portrait, Studio Light, Bloom, Pop Art, Spectrum, Desync, Food, Scenery, Natural Skies, Analog, Night Shift, Comic Skies, Interstellar, Dreamcatcher, Celestial, Supersize, Double Expo, Prism, Color Echo, Mixed Media, Blue Skies, Artful, and more.
What is more exciting is that Adobe plans to keep adding more lenses and effects to the app library frequently so there’s always something new to discover.
Explore and manage lenses
To explore all available Photoshop Camera lenses and manage your downloaded lenses, do the the following:
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In Lens Library, you can explore all lenses in the All Lenses view and manage your downloaded lenses in the Manage Lenses view.
- All Lenses: To explore all the lenses available in Photoshop Camera, swipe up and down in the All Lenses view. This is the default library view. In the All Lenses view, you can:
- Tap a lens thumbnail or the Details button under a lens to read more about the lens and find some photo edits done with that lens under Gallery.
- Tap Add Lens to download the lens and make it available on the lens carousel in the viewfinder.
- Tap the return to camera icon (
) at the top right corner to open the selected lens in the viewfinder.
- Tap the share icon (
) to share a lens with family and friends.
Photoshop Camera (Android)
Manage Lenses: To find all the lenses you have downloaded to the carousel, tap Manage Lenses. Grab the three-bars (
) icon beside a lens to drag and reposition in the order you want to see it in the lens carousel. Under Manage Lenses, swipe left on the lens you want to delete from the carousel and tap Delete.
Explore all lenses available in Photoshop Camera
Explore all lenses available in Photoshop Camera 
Learn more about a lens and add it to the carousel
Learn more about a lens and add it to the carousel 
Manage all your downloaded lenses
Manage all your downloaded lenses
Swipe left to delete a lens from your carousel
Swipe left to delete a lens from your carousel Photoshop Camera (iOS)
You can discover the best Photoshop Camera lenses with category filters and browse through the endless lens library easily on your iOS devices. Also, the ability to remove and rearrange lenses has been moved under the setting icon in the lens library under Manage Lenses.
Category filters to make your experience smoother while browsing through the lens library.
Category filters to make your experience smoother while browsing through the lens library.
Use the setting icon to remove and rearrange lenses under Manage Lenses
Use the setting icon to remove and rearrange lenses under Manage Lenses - All Lenses: To explore all the lenses available in Photoshop Camera, swipe up and down in the All Lenses view. This is the default library view. In the All Lenses view, you can:
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Tap the return to camera icon (
) at the top right corner to go back to the viewfinder and take a photo.
Influencer-inspired lenses
With influencer lenses you get an opportunity to see yourself through the eyes of your favorite artists and influencers by using their custom-designed lenses. Keep exploring to find your favorite influencer lenses.
Still have questions?
Unleash your creativity with Photoshop Camera. We would love to see your creatives on social media platforms.
- To report a bug or be a part of community conversations, visit Photoshop Camera community forum.
- To request new features or share new ideas, visit Photoshop Camera uservoice.
- For any other feedback, please email us at pscamera-feedback@adobe.com.