How are Adobe InDesign and Photoshop the same?

Adobe InDesign and Photoshop are 2 different programs Photoshop is used for photo editing and is almost entirely raster based (uses dots) to generate images. InDesign has little to no photo editing capabilities and is used primarily for layout and is very vector based (uses lines) to generate images. The advantage of Photoshop is you can apply an almost infinite combination of effects to create artwork from the ground up.

But for layout purposes, you do not have multipage capabilities and once again, it is raster-based, so your text will not print clearly InDesign is capable of delivering clear text to print, has multipage capabilities, is trimmed down and streamlined to work with large documents and is the final step before going to print. So for small art components, use Photoshop, then once you're ready to make the final layout, drop everything into InDesign for positioning and layout.

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