One of the biggest innovations in Photoshop CC has been the Libraries Panel. In simple terms, the Libraries Panel is a online storage feature within Photoshop, a place where assets can be dropped off and picked up. Graphics, design elements, patterns, brushes and images can all be stored in the Libraries Panel, then synced to other devices, shared or used across the Adobe suite. Those with the full Creative Cloud package get 20GB of online storage; Photography Plan subscribers get 2GB.
Assets can be organized into different libraries, so it’s worth making sets for different kinds of assets, or for different projects. Once you set up a new library, you can simply drag elements from either the Layers Panel or directly from the image across to the Panel to add…