Since the beginning of time (or at least since the beginning of Adobe Systems Incorporated), photographers and designers have always wanted their applications to do more with less. Thus, the demand for plug-ins was created. Developers identify a need, create a solution, and then through the power of marketing, convince users that their plug-ins will make them faster, stronger, and better smelling. Sometimes they’re right, and sometimes, well, let’s just say those developers aren’t around anymore (even though their websites are—would somebody please clean up that mess on the Web?). Click here for our list of Photoshop Plugins . You probably know that there’s a plethora of plug-ins available for Photoshop, but did you know there were just as many available for Illustrator and InDesign?

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