Using ON1 2023 Plugins with Adobe Photoshop Elements

Using ON1 2023 Products with Adobe® Photoshop® Elements

ON1 Effects 2023, ON1 NoNoise AI 2023,  ON1 Portrait AI 2023, ON1 Resize AI 2023, and ON1 Sky Swap AI 2023 integrate tightly with Adobe Photoshop Elements for enhancing your images.

Note: ON1 Photo RAW 2023 is not compatible with Adobe Photoshop Elements. Functionality has changed from previous versions. With version 2023, plugin support is only available when using ON1 Effects 2023, ON1 NoNoise AI 2023, ON1 Portrait AI 2023, ON1 Resize AI 2023, or ON1 Sky Swap AI 2023.

Effects, NoNoise AI, Portrait AI, Resize AI, and Sky Swap AI can be used as plugins to Photoshop Elements 14 and above. When you run the product installer, the plugin files for Photoshop Elements will be installed automatically.

Using Effects with Photoshop Elements

When you edit an image sent from Photoshop Elements to ON1 Effects 2023, you are editing Photoshop Elements’ currently selected layer. By default, Effects makes a copy of the layer, so your original layer is saved. If you’d like to change this preference, see the Plug-Ins section of the Preferences window.

EDITING A PHOTO IN PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS

To use Effects inside Photoshop Elements, follow these steps:

1. Open the image you want to work on in Photoshop Elements.
2. Select the layer you want to work on.
3. From the Filter menu, select ON1 and then ON1 Effects 2023.
4. When you’re finished editing your photo, click the Done button in Effects.

NOTE: Photoshop Elements does not support Smart Objects, so all edits done inside ON1 Effects 2023 are final, once you return to Elements.

Using NoNoise AI with Photoshop Elements

When you edit an image sent from Photoshop Elements to ON1 NoNoise 2023, you are editing Elements’ currently selected layer. By default, NoNoise makes a copy of the layer, so your original layer is saved. If you’d like to change this preference, see the Plug-Ins section of the Preferences window.

Photoshop Elements does not support Smart Objects, so all edits done inside ON1 NoNoise 2023 are final, once you return to Elements.

For optimal results when working with raw images in conjunction with Photoshop Elements, process the raw files in the standalone version of NoNoise AI, export them as DNGs, and then open them in Elements.

EDITING A PHOTO IN PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS

To use NoNoise inside Photoshop Elements, follow these steps:

1. Open the image you want to work on in Photoshop Elements.
2. Select the layer you want to work on.
3. From the Filter menu, select ON1 and then ON1 NoNoise 2023.
4. When you’re finished editing your photo, click the Done button in NoNoise.

Using ON1 Portrait AI with Photoshop Elements

When you edit an image sent from Photoshop Elements to Portrait AI, you are editing Photoshop Elements’ currently selected layer. By default, Portrait makes a copy of the layer, so your original layer is saved. If you’d like to change this preference, see the Plug-Ins section of the Preferences window. Photoshop Elements does not support Smart Objects, so all edits performed in Portrait AI are final.

EDITING A PHOTO IN PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS

To use Portrait inside Photoshop Elements, follow these steps:

1. Open the image you want to work on in Photoshop Elements.
2. Select the layer you want to work on.
3. From the Filter menu, select ON1 and then ON1 Portrait AI.
4. When you’re finished editing your photo, click the Done button in Portrait.

Using Resize with Photoshop Elements

ON1 Resize 2023 is accessible from within Photoshop Elements via the File > Automate menu. Selecting that item will open the image in Resize. When you are finished resizing your image, clicking the Done button inside Resize will apply the transformation and save it back to Photoshop at the new dimensions. (Clicking Cancel inside Resize will close the file without making changes.)