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PhotoCraft, the AI-built Photoshop clone: what it really costs to run

Price date: 2026-10-19Partially Verified

PhotoCraft is an AI-built alternative to Photoshop. PhotoCraft is an open-source Photoshop clone written in Rust, built mostly by Claude Opus 5.5 coding agents since 2026-09-30 by ArtCraft (Brandon Thomas). We ran the v0.10.0 release and source commit 5c89f16b on our Linux box: setup from the README, a fixed 15-step edit test, the psd-tools PSD round trip, the full Rust test suite, a parallel-job burst, dependency/secret/network checks, and a 26-item feature checklist built from Adobe's public Photoshop pages. We did not use or study Adobe software.

On price date 2026-10-19, running the clone yourself is about $0.00 per month (measured (local run on our box) + cited list prices) versus $22.99/seat/mo for Photoshop. Cash break-even is immediate at 1 seat: $0 vs $22.99/mo ($275.88/yr). The catch is fit, not cost: the builder rates it ~45% ready for real work (alpha), and it has none of Photoshop's generative AI features.

Verdict: good for Solo users and small teams doing layered photo edits, adjustments, selections, type and batch/CLI automation who want $0 and offline files, and can live with alpha software. Skip if You rely on Generative Fill or Neural Filters, trade PSDs with Photoshop clients who need an exact match, or need vendor support, SOC 2 or an SLA. Main risk: Alpha (~45% ready by the builder's own rating) and changing ~80 commits a day; a single commercial company behind it; legal questions cited, not settled..

r-0002 · Published 2026-10-19 · Price date 2026-10-19

PhotoCraft is an open-source Photoshop clone written in Rust, built mostly by Claude Opus 5.5 coding agents since 2026-09-30 by ArtCraft (Brandon Thomas). We ran the v0.10.0 release and source commit 5c89f16b on our Linux box: setup from the README, a fixed 15-step edit test, the psd-tools PSD round trip, the full Rust test suite, a parallel-job burst, dependency/secret/network checks, and a 26-item feature checklist built from Adobe's public Photoshop pages. We did not use or study Adobe software.

Break-even

Immediate (1 seat)

$0/mo clone vs $22.99/mo Photoshop: cheaper from the first seat and the first month ($275.88/yr per seat). Fit is the real cost: ~45% ready for real work (builder-stated), no generative AI features (measured).

Verdict

Good for: Solo users and small teams doing layered photo edits, adjustments, selections, type and batch/CLI automation who want $0 and offline files, and can live with alpha software.

Skip if: You rely on Generative Fill or Neural Filters, trade PSDs with Photoshop clients who need an exact match, or need vendor support, SOC 2 or an SLA.

Main risk: Alpha (~45% ready by the builder's own rating) and changing ~80 commits a day; a single commercial company behind it; legal questions cited, not settled.

Confidence — 50% measured by us

measured 10/20 · builder-stated 6 · unverified 4 — Counts from claims[] types on this receipt (2026-10-19).

No upfront cost to recover: download is free and run cost is $0/mo, so break-even is month 0.

Labor-adjusted operator TCO @1 user (year 1): $0.00 — Same as cash TCO $0: maintenance hours not measured, so no labor added (would be hours × $50/hr × 12).

Cash cost to run vs the subscription it replaces

Measured 2026-10-19: free download (MIT OR Apache-2.0) that runs offline on your own computer. No server, no account, no AI or API fees. Your time to learn it and fix problems is not counted (not measured).

Adobe Photoshop (individual), US$22.99/mo on an annual plan billed monthly (US$34.49 month-to-month; Photoshop for teams US$37.99 per license/mo). Adobe list prices read 2026-10-19 via search index; adobe.com blocks our fetcher.

measured (local run on our box) + cited list prices

Two-sided receipt

A · Operator receipt

Builder or operator running the software

Build — tokens est. vs billed
Not disclosed / Not disclosed(Not disclosed)
Build — human hours
Not disclosed(Not disclosed)
Run @ 1 user / mo
$0.00/mohost $0.00 + DB $0.00 + email $0.00 + APIs $0.00 + tokens $0.00(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Run @ 10 users / mo
$0.00/mohost $0.00 + DB $0.00 + email $0.00 + APIs $0.00 + tokens $0.00(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Run @ 100 users / mo
$0.00/mohost $0.00 + DB $0.00 + email $0.00 + APIs $0.00 + tokens $0.00(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Maintenance h / mo (@ 1 / 10 / 100)
Not measured · Not measured · Not measured(Not measured)
TCO year 1 (@ 1 / 10 / 100 users)
$0.00 · $0.00 · $0.00(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Labor-adjusted TCO year 1 (@ 1 / 10 / 100)
$0.00 · $0.00 · $0.00(Not measured)
  • No build dollars disclosed. Builder states ~2,000–4,000 Opus 5.5 agent-hours so far (target-app-parity.md, 2026-10-13). If you run PhotoCraft yourself, your build cost is $0: you download it.
  • Desktop app on your own computer: no server, database, email or API (0 network calls measured 2026-10-19) = $0/mo.
  • Same per seat: 10 installs × $0 = $0/mo. Support time not measured, not priced.
  • 100 installs × $0 = $0/mo cash. Support desk, update testing and training are real but not measured or priced.
  • $0 download + 12 × $0/mo run = $0 year-1 cash. Builder's own build cost is not disclosed and not included.
  • 10 × ($0 + 12 × $0) = $0 year-1 cash; support time not measured.
  • 100 × ($0 + 12 × $0) = $0 year-1 cash; support time not measured.

B · User receipt

Someone using the product vs the commercial alternative

Clone price
free self host — $0.00/mo(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Real product @ 1 / 10 / 100 seats / mo
$22.99 · $379.90 · $3,799.00(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Price date
2026-10-19
Switching effort
Measured setup: about 5 s from download to a working app on Linux; Windows/macOS installers available (not tested). It opens and re-saves PSDs cleanly (309/309 test files), but matching Photoshop's exact rendering of Photoshop-made files is not proven (197/309 in our rough check), and the builder reports some PhotoCraft-saved files being refused by Photoshop.(Measured by Bot2Bot Labs)
Risk — reliability
Alpha by the builder's own rating (~45% ready for real work). Our tests passed, but upstream changes ~80 commits a day; pin a version.
Risk — security
0 critical/high advisories, no telemetry, no outbound calls in our test. No private vulnerability-reporting channel yet (SECURITY.md).
Risk — support
Community/GitHub issues only (1,691 open issues, 1,163 open PRs on 2026-10-19). Adobe includes vendor support.
Risk — data export
Files are yours on disk in PSD, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP and more. No lock-in measured.
Risk — legal
Press coverage raises trade-dress and clean-room questions (Ars Technica, Declic); the project's parity doc says it inventoried an installed Photoshop 2026 bundle "without launching it". We cite these and do not judge them.
  • MIT OR Apache-2.0; desktop download, no account, no subscription.
  • Photoshop for teams US$37.99/license/mo × 100 (enterprise pricing not public)
  • List price source: https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html

Scan results

Scan date 2026-10-19

Reliability

Core flow: 15/15 tests passed

8 parallel jobs 8/8 OK (3.0 s); 16 → 16/16 (5.6 s); 32 → 32/32 OK but 173 s (memory-bound on 16 GB box)

Setup from README: Pass

Security audit
0 critical · 0 high

cargo audit on our local clone at commit 5c89f16b only; Adobe compared via public trust pages only

Feature parity
15 of 26 checklist features(source)

Maintenance pulse

Measured 2026-10-19

Last commit
2026-10-19T17:08:50Z
Open issues
1691
Contributors
336
License
MIT OR Apache-2.0
Stars
68334

Source: https://api.github.com/repos/storytold/photocraft

Data & lock-in

Your own disk. The app made no internet connections in our test; no account or cloud storage.

Export: yes — Save as PSD, PNG, JPG, TIFF (layered), WebP and more; PSD re-save rendered the same on 309/309 test files.

Price history

Receipts are re-priced at least every 90 days; append rows, do not overwrite.

CheckedProductPriceSource
2026-10-19Adobe Photoshop (individual, annual billed monthly)$22.99 USD/mo/seatlink
2026-10-19Adobe Photoshop (individual, month-to-month)$34.49 USD/mo/seatlink
2026-10-19Adobe Photoshop for teams (annual billed monthly)$37.99 USD/mo/licenselink
2026-10-19PhotoCraft v0.10.0$0 USDlink
2-week breakage log ongoing: 2026-10-19 to 2026-11-02Two-week re-test of the same build: release v0.10.0 binaries and source commit 5c89f16b. Daily: core edit set, psd-tools round trip, cargo audit, upstream release/commit check. New entries are appended with dates; price_date stays 2026-10-19.
AI ReceiptPartially Verified
TaskPhotoCraft is an open-source Photoshop clone written in Rust, built mostly by Claude Opus 5.5 coding agents since 2026-09-30 by ArtCraft (Brandon Thomas). We ran the v0.10.0 release and source commit 5c89f16b on our Linux box: setup from the README, a fixed 15-step edit test, the psd-tools PSD round trip, the full Rust test suite, a parallel-job burst, dependency/secret/network checks, and a 26-item feature checklist built from Adobe's public Photoshop pages. We did not use or study Adobe software.
Tool + modelClaude Opus 5.5 coding agents (builder's build) · Claude Opus 5.5 (builder-stated; 866 Opus 5.5 co-author trailers in the 1,604 commits in our clone) · Not disclosed. ArtCraft is a commercial AI company; the builder says the apps are funded by selling ArtCraft token access (Ars Technica, 2026-10-07).
Human hoursNot disclosed
Agent active time1,004 merged PRs in 10.5 days, 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-10 (builder-stated); 2,416 merged PRs by 2026-10-19 (measured, GitHub search)
Token $ est vs billedNot disclosed / Not disclosed
Run $/mo$0.00 tokens + $0.00 hosting
Broke8 entry(ies)
Dated2026-10-19

Not disclosed. The project publishes agent-hours, not human hours: about 2,000–4,000 Opus 5.5 agent-hours for the ~1,000 PRs merged by 2026-10-10, plus 1,100–1,800 more to beta (builder-stated). Brandon Thomas authored 417 of the 1,604 commits in our clone.

Builder-stated vs measured

TypeClaimValueSource
Measured by Bot2BotSetup from README (release v0.10.0, Linux x86_64)Pass: 83.0 MB download, checksum OK, unpacked (159 MB) and running in about 5 s; no missing libraries. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotCore edit test set (our 15 fixed steps)15/15 passed on release v0.10.0 and on source commit 5c89f16b: PNG↔PSD lossless, adjustment layers, resize, crop, rotate, text layer, drop shadow, JPG/WebP/TIFF, batch of 10, CMYK, 16-bit, bad file rejected without a crash. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotPSD round trip, psd-tools corpus (309 files)309/309 render the same after open + re-save (308 pixel-exact, 1 within 1/255). README says 307/309. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotRender vs the composite stored in each PSD (same 309 files)197 match within 2/255, 92 differ, 19 have no stored composite, 1 check errored. Rough check without colour management; the project's own stricter oracle floor is 249/309. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotRust test suite (cargo test --workspace)9,346 passed, 0 failed, 75 ignored across 277 test binaries; 21 min 11 s including a 13 min build. Doctests, examples and the HEIF feature not run. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotTime and memory per step (3000×2000 image, 8-core box)0.01–2.4 s per step; peak memory up to 532 MB (PNG→PSD 0.85 s / 283 MB; Gaussian blur 0.54 s / 259 MB; new layer + drop shadow 1.09 s / 532 MB). Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotParallel burst (open + blur + Levels layer + save PSD)8 at once: 8/8 OK in 3.0 s. 16: 16/16 in 5.6 s. 32: 32/32 OK but 173 s, because the jobs together needed ~11.4 GB, more than the box had free. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotDependency audit (cargo audit, 836 crates)0 critical, 0 high. 4 advisories in rustls (1 medium, 3 low), reached only through a Windows-only build dependency; 7 unmaintained crates; 1 yanked. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotNetwork calls and telemetryCLI: 0 network calls. GUI idle for 30 s: no outbound internet connections. No telemetry, analytics or crash-upload code found. Optional control server listens on localhost only and refused missing or wrong tokens. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Measured by Bot2BotFeature checklist vs Adobe's public Photoshop pages (26 items)15/26 present and passed our spot check. 0 of 7 generative AI features, 0 of 3 Neural Filters; Remove tool exists only in a non-generative form. Measured 2026-10-19.—
Builder-statedAgent-hours so farAbout 2,000–4,000 Claude Opus 5.5 agent-hours for the ~1,000 PRs merged by 2026-10-10 (their rule of thumb: 2–4 agent-hours per PR)Link · 2026-10-13
Builder-statedWork leftAbout 1,100–1,800 more agent-hours to beta; 2,300–4,100 to full parityLink · 2026-10-13
Builder-statedHow ready it isFeature breadth ~76%; ready for real work ~45% (range 40–50%); stage: alphaLink · 2026-10-13
Builder-statedBuild pace1,152 commits and 1,004 merged PRs in 10.5 days (2026-09-30 to 2026-10-10); median PR open-to-merge 3.4 hLink · 2026-10-13
Builder-statedPSD round-trip claimRe-saving keeps the render of 307 of the 309 psd-tools test filesLink · 2026-10-18
Builder-statedTest-count claimMore than 1,700 testsLink · 2026-10-18
UnverifiedAI spend in dollarsNot disclosed by the builder—
UnverifiedHuman hoursNot disclosed by the builder—
UnverifiedArtCraft revenue (founder's Hacker News comment)"$5M ARR and growing 65% month-on-month" — unverified; ArtCraft is the commercial AI company behind PhotoCraftLink · 2026-08-22
UnverifiedThird-party cost figuresEnholm models $1,360–$20,000 API-equivalent (illustrative, not actual spend). The widely repeated "$2,000 in tokens, ~2 weeks" is about a different project (Photon Studio), written before PhotoCraft existed.Link · 2026-10-13

Acceptance criteria

  • Every builder number traced to the project's own docs at a pinned commit, with date
  • Third-party figures labeled third-party and checked against what they actually describe
  • Setup from the README on a clean Linux box
  • Fixed core edit test set run on both the release and the source build
  • README PSD round-trip claim (307 of 309) re-checked with a pixel diff
  • cargo test --workspace pass/fail counts
  • Parallel burst of CLI jobs
  • Dependency audit, secret search, network/telemetry trace and auth check on our copy only
  • Adobe compared only through its public pages; no Adobe systems probed, no Adobe software used

Dollar cost not disclosed by the builder, so no build dollar figure appears on this receipt. Third-party numbers are not substituted: Enholm (2026-10-13) models $1,360–$20,000 API-equivalent as an illustration, and the repeated "$2,000 in tokens / ~2 weeks" figure refers to Photon Studio, a separate r/SaaS project (Elma, 2026-09-13; PhotoWorkout).

No AI or API calls at run time (measured: 0 network calls from the CLI). Staying current costs time, not money: 9 releases in 17 days and 81 commits on main in the day after our pinned commit (measured). Hours not measured.

Run cost services

  • None required. Desktop app for Linux, macOS, Windows and FreeBSD; files stay on your disk.
  • Optional local automation (control server / MCP): localhost only, token required (measured 2026-10-19).

Breakage / fix log

  • 2026-10-18

    Measured: building from source failed on Debian's Rust 1.85; the workspace needs Rust 1.95 or newer.

    Cause: rust-version newer than the distro toolchain.

    Fix: Install Rust 1.95 with rustup; build then took 6 min 40 s on 8 cores with 0 warnings.

  • 2026-10-18

    Measured: the GUI would not start on our headless Linux box until two system packages were added.

    Cause: Missing libxkbcommon-x11-0 and a Vulkan driver (no GPU).

    Fix: apt install libxkbcommon-x11-0 mesa-vulkan-drivers; runs on software rendering (llvmpipe).

  • 2026-10-19

    Measured: 2 of 309 psd-tools files change colour mode on re-save (duotone → grayscale, indexed → RGB); pixels stay identical.

    Cause: Not investigated upstream; mode is not preserved for those two types.

    Fix: None yet. Check the mode after saving duotone or indexed files.

  • 2026-10-19

    Measured: 92 of 309 psd-tools files render differently from the composite stored in the file (more than 2/255 on some pixels).

    Cause: Our rough check skips colour management; some differences are real rendering gaps. The project tracks its own stricter floor (249/309).

    Fix: None needed for round trips (309/309 re-save cleanly). Treat exact look-match with Photoshop-made files as unproven.

  • 2026-10-19

    Measured: 32 jobs at once all succeeded but took 173 s (16 jobs took 5.6 s).

    Cause: Each 6 MP job peaks near 370 MB; 32 together (~11.4 GB) exceeded the ~8 GB free on our box.

    Fix: Cap parallel jobs to free RAM ÷ ~400 MB for 6 MP images.

  • 2026-10-19

    Builder-stated: users report Photoshop refusing some PhotoCraft-saved files (issues #1281, #2469), freezes, GPU panics and no-GPU start failures.

    Cause: Listed in the project's own readiness doc as reasons it is still alpha.

    Source

  • 2026-10-21

    Measured: cargo audit at the pinned commit rose from 4 to 6 vulnerabilities after the advisory database refresh. New: RUSTSEC-2026-0382 (rustls-webpki 0.103.15: certificate verification may accept distrusted emSign intermediates; patched in 0.103.16) and RUSTSEC-2026-0383 (webpki-root-certs 1.0.9: bundles the emSign ECC Root CA - G3; patched in 1.0.10). Both are CVE-2026-111943.

    Cause: New advisories published against the pinned dependency tree (TLS certificate trust in the HTTP stack). Core edit set (15/15), PSD round trip (309/309) and 16-job burst (16/16) are unchanged.

    Fix: Not applied (pin kept). Updating rustls-webpki to >=0.103.16 and webpki-root-certs to >=1.0.10 resolves both. Upstream has since released v0.11.1 (not re-tested).

    Source

  • 2026-10-24

    Measured: cargo audit at the pinned commit (5c89f16b) reports a NEW informational advisory, RUSTSEC-2026-0386 (unsound): tokio 1.53.1 `AsyncFd::new` and related constructors violate I/O safety (patched in >=1.53.3). Vulnerability count unchanged at 6 (same RUSTSEC IDs). Core edit set 15/15, PSD round trip 309/309 and 16-job burst 16/16 unchanged.

    Cause: New 'unsound' advisory published against a crate in the pinned dependency tree.

    Fix: Not applied (pin kept). Updating tokio to >=1.53.3 resolves it. Upstream has since released v0.15.1 (not re-tested).

    Source

Status pages

Subscription it replaces

Adobe Photoshop (Individual, annual plan billed monthly (US$34.49 month-to-month; US$263.88/yr prepaid; Photoshop for teams US$37.99/license/mo)) — $22.99/mo checked 2026-10-19. Source · see also /prices

Reliability notes

Local run on our box, 2026-10-19 (PT), Debian 13, 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, no GPU. Release v0.10.0: setup pass; core edit set 15/15 (whole set 17 s); psd-tools round trip 309/309 (README claims 307); render vs stored composite 197/309 (rough check). Source 5c89f16b: cargo test 9,346 passed / 0 failed / 75 ignored. Burst: 8 and 16 parallel jobs all OK in 3.0 s and 5.6 s; 32 all OK but slowed to 173 s on memory. Upstream moves fast (81 commits on main in the day after our pin), so these numbers describe this build only. GUI checked for start-up and network behavior, not for usability.

Security check

Tested 2026-10-19 · Status: Pass

  • cargo audit at commit 5c89f16b (advisory DB 2026-10-17, 836 crates)
  • Secret pattern search across the repo (cloud keys, API tokens, private keys)
  • Network trace (strace) of the CLI and of the GUI idle for 30 s
  • Source search for telemetry, analytics and crash-upload code
  • Auth test of the optional local control server (no token, wrong token, right token)
  • Adobe: public trust and compliance pages only; no Adobe systems probed
  • 0 critical, 0 high. 4 rustls 0.23.45 advisories (RUSTSEC-2026-0346 medium 4.0; -0347, -0348, -0349 low) come in only through a Windows-only build dependency and are not compiled into the Linux build.
  • 7 unmaintained crates (paste, proc-macro-error, rustybuzz, ttf-parser, zbus_names, zvariant, zvariant_derive) and 1 yanked (yoke-derive 0.8.3).
  • No hard-coded secrets found. No telemetry or analytics code. CLI made 0 network calls; GUI made no outbound internet connections (local display and D-Bus only).
  • Control server binds localhost only, uses a 256-bit random token with constant-time compare, and refused missing or wrong tokens.
  • SECURITY.md says there is no private channel for reporting vulnerabilities yet. Windows and macOS builds are code-signed (builder-stated); Linux builds ship SHA-256 checksums only (measured).

Own business

Total / mo
$0.00
Hosting / mo
$0.00

Files never leave your machine and the app made no internet calls in our test. No vendor certifications: you rely on the open code, not an audit.

None on price (open source). The risk is change: releases every few days and features still landing.

Math: $0/mo vs Photoshop $22.99/mo = $275.88/yr saved per seat in cash. Not counted: your time to learn it and work around gaps (not measured), and any generative AI work you would still need elsewhere.

Sell @ 10 customers

Hosting / mo
$0.00

Rolling it out to 10 people means someone owns installs, version pinning and bug reports upstream. Windows/macOS builds are already signed by the project (builder-stated), so no signing cost.

No license fee. Compare against Photoshop for teams at US$37.99/license/mo ($379.90/mo for 10).

Hosting $0 (desktop app). Support hours, training and update testing are real costs we did not measure, so none are priced here.

Sell @ 100 customers

Hosting / mo
$0.00

At 100 seats buyers ask for SOC 2/ISO evidence, a vulnerability-reporting channel and an SLA. The project has none of these today; Adobe lists SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 for Creative Cloud for enterprise.

Single-company project (ArtCraft) moving very fast; plan for forks or pinned versions.

Hosting $0. A business would need a support desk, a managed update channel (internal mirror of releases) and file-compatibility testing with clients who use Photoshop. Not priced: no cited pricing applies. Photoshop for teams list: US$37.99 × 100 = $3,799/mo (enterprise pricing not public).

Reproducible setup

  • Download photocraft-0.10.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz and SHA256SUMS.txt from the v0.10.0 GitHub release
  • sha256sum -c --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS.txt (OK)
  • tar xzf photocraft-0.10.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz; bin/photocraft-cli --help
  • Headless box only: apt install libxkbcommon-x11-0 mesa-vulkan-drivers before starting the GUI
  • Core edit set: photocraft-cli convert / info / run --cmd … / batch on the 3000×2000 test image (15 steps, outputs re-opened and pixel-checked)
  • psd-tools round trip: for each of 309 files, render original and open+re-save copy to PNG, compare with 1/255 tolerance
  • Source: git checkout 5c89f16b; rustup toolchain 1.95; cargo test --workspace --locked --lib --bins --tests --no-fail-fast
  • cargo install cargo-audit; cargo audit --json

Repo: https://github.com/storytold/photocraft

License: MIT OR Apache-2.0 (README; GitHub API shows Apache-2.0)

Sources

Disclosure

Verification: Partially Verified. Bot2Bot Labs. Nobody paid for this test. Test cost $0: local run on our own box with free tools, no paid services, no accounts. No relationship with ArtCraft, Brandon Thomas or Adobe. ArtCraft is a commercial AI company; its $5M ARR claim is unverified. Legal and trade-dress questions are cited, not judged. We did not use, run or study Adobe software or probe Adobe systems; Adobe facts come from its public pages.

Run-side numbers (setup, tests, round trip, timings, burst, audit, network, feature spot checks) are measured by us on 2026-10-19. Build-side numbers (agent-hours, readiness, pace) are builder-stated from the project's own docs at commit 5c89f16b; no dollar cost or human hours are disclosed. Feature checklist (26 items) built from Adobe's public help pages: 7 adjustment layers, 3 fill layers, Content-Aware Fill, Object/Quick Selection, Magic Wand and Type layers present (15); Remove tool partial (non-generative only); Generative Fill, Generative Expand, Generate Background, Generate Image, Generate Similar, Generative Upscale, Harmonize, and Neural Filters Skin Smoothing, JPEG Artifacts Removal, Style Transfer absent. Spot checks show a feature runs, changes pixels and survives a PSD save; they do not judge quality. The builder's "631 of 631 menu items" is measured against its own menu catalog, not ours.

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