Adobe may soon offer the web version of Photoshop for free to anyone with an Adobe account. According to a recent report, the company is currently experimenting with a "freemium" model for the Adobe Photoshop web client in Canada. Check out the details below!

Initially reported by The Verge, Adobe is testing a free version of Photoshop on the web that will allow users to get the most popular photo editing tool with a free Adobe account. Although the company will limit the provision of some features of the software for free, Adobe says users will have access to enough free tools to perform core image editing functions.

Now, it's worth mentioning that the free version of Photoshop is currently limited to users in Canada, according to the report. However, Adobe is expected to expand the freemium model of Photoshop for other regions in the future.

The web version of Adobe Photoshop is a relatively new tool that the company released late last year. Although the Photoshop web client lacked various tools in the core program, Adobe gradually added more features to it over time. It now supports tools and features such as curves, refine edge, doge and burn tools and the ability to convert smart objects.