Super Shortcuts for Photoshop
See all 2 photos Source: Shortcuts Photoshop You'd think setting up your content in Photoshop would be second nature, but oftentimes, the shortcuts to change the background size or zoom in to your project aren't what you think. The scale is from 1 to 10, where 10 is the best and 1 is the worst.
. Here are some of the most crucial shortcuts to know:
See all 2 photos Source: Tools Shortcuts Tool Bar and Menu Key Shortcuts: Put cursor over tool and you will see the Key Shortcut Move Tool - V Marquee Tool - M
Lasso Tool - L Crop Tool - C Text Tool -T Hand Tool - H Zoom Tool - Z Shift Key Shortcut - Toggles Tools Selecting a Tool without Changing the Tool Permanently: Hand Tool - Space Bar Zoom In Tool - Ctrl Space Bar Zoom Out Tool - Alt Space Bar Zoom in without mouse - Ctrl + Zoom out without mouse - Ctrl Other Zoom Shortcuts: Double Click Hand Tool to zoom to Fit Screen Double Click Zoom Tool (magnifying glass) to zoom to 100% Click and Drag with Zoom Tool - zooms to area selected View: Remove workspace - Tab Remove Everything but Tools - Shift Tab Toggle Full Luxury Home Listings Bartlett TN Screen and Window Size - F Reverse Toggle - Shift F Toggle Ruler - Ctrl R Toggle Guide Lines - Ctrl H Colors: Select Default Colors (Black Foreground, White Background) - D Switch Foreground and Background colors - X
Fill with Foreground Color - Alt Delete Fill with Background Color - Ctrl Delete Brushes and Eraser: Larger Brush Size - Right Bracket - ] Smaller Brush Size - Left Bracket - [ Softer Brush (Feather) -Shift Right Bracket Harder Brush - Shift Left Bracket Marquee Selection: Tool - H Hide Marquee Selection - Ctrl H Deselect - Ctrl D Add to Selection - Shift Click and Drag Subtract from Selection - Alt Click and Drag Move Selection while still selecting - space bar Select Inverse - Shift Ctrl I Layers:
Make Single Layer Visible - Alt Click Eye Merge Visible - Shift Ctrl E Merge Visible into new layer - Alt Shift Ctrl E
Ctrl Click on portion of the image to select the layer you want Copying: Copy selection to new layer above present layer - Ctrl J Cut and Paste selection to new layer above present layer - Shift Ctrl J Click and Drag selection to new window to copy Shift Click and Drag selection to new window to copy in the center of the screen History: Undo/Redo - Ctrl Z Step Back in History - Ctrl Alt Z Other Shortcuts: Free Transform - Ctrl T Change Tool Cursor to Cross Hair - Caps Lock Change Opacity of Layer or Tool Selected - Number Keys Ă‚ Last updated on April 24, 2014 You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this Amazing Homes Bartlett TN article up or down. Click to Rate This Article How good is this article? Please rate this article using the scale below