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PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
SHORTCUTS FOR SELECTIONS
Ctrl+A selects everything on the screen.
Ctrl+D deselects everything on the screen.
Ctrl+Click on a Layers icon to select the contents of a layer
Ctrl+Shift+I Inverts a selection
Ctrl + Alt/Option + A Selects all layers
Ctrl + Alt/Option + R Brings up Refine Edge menu
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR LAYERS
Ctrl + Shift + N creates a new layer
Ctrl + J makes a duplicate of the current layer or selection.
Ctrl + Shift + J Makes a new layer via cut
Ctrl + E Merges the current layer with the one below
Ctrl + Shift + E merges all visible layers
Ctrl + Shift + Alt/Option + E merges all visible layers into a new composite Layer
Ctrl + ] Brings layer up/forward one layer
Ctrl + [ Sends layer down/back one layer
Ctrl + Shift + ] Brings layer to the top/front
Ctrl + Shift + [ Sends layer to the bottom/back
Ctrl + G groups layers together
Ctrl + Shift + G Ungroups layers.
Alt/Option-click on the eye icon of a layer to hide all other layers than this one.
Alt/Option -click between 2 layers to create a clipping mask between the 2 layers.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR TOOLS
V - The Move Tool
M-The Marquee Tool
W-The Magic Wand/Quick Selection Tool
L - The Lasso Tool
B-The Brush Tool
I-The Eyedropper Tool
J - The Spot Healing Brush
C-The Crop Tool
G - The Gradient Tool
Y - The History Brush
S - The Clone Stamp Tool
Z - The Zoom Tool
A - The Path Selection Tool
E-The Eraser Tool
U - The Custom Shape Tool
P-The Pen Tool
O - The Dodge Tool
T-The Type Tool
H - The Hand Tool
R - The Rotate ToolHold shift + hit any key multiple times- Cycles through the sub tools under the main tool. Example: Shift + G switches from the gradient tool to the Paint Bucket tool. Hit it again, and it will switch to the 3D Material Drop Tool.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR BRUSHES
[ - makes a brush become larger.
] makes a brush become smaller.
1-9 lowers the opacity of the brush to a percentage. Example: 1=10%.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Dragging up or down adjusts the hardness of your brush.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Dragging left or right adjusts the size of your brush
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR TYPE
Double-click the T icon in a text layer to select all of the text on a layer.
With text selected, select the font name in the options bar and Use + and to cycle through each font, enabling you to preview your type in each font choice.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + < Decreases selected text by 10pt
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + > Increases selected text by 10pt
Ctr + Shift + C centers selected type
Ctr + Shift + B Makes selected type bold
Ctr + Shift + I Makes selected type italic
Ctr + Shift + L Aligns selected text to the left
Ctr + Shift + R Aligns selected text to the right
Ctr + Shift + U Underlines Selected text
Ctr + Shift + H Makes selected text small caps
Ctr + Shift + K Makes selected text all caps
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR ADJUSTMENTS
Ctrl+L Brings up the Levels Adjustment
Ctrl+M Brings up the Curves Adjustment
Ctrl+U Brings up the Hue/Saturation Adjustment
Ctrl+B Brings up the Color Balance Adjustment
Ctrl+Shift + Alt/Option + B Brings up the Black & White Adjustment
Ctrl+Shift + U Desaturates your image
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR VIEWING
Ctrl+ - makes you zoom out of a photo.
Ctrl+ + makes you zoom in on a photo.
Ctrl+ 0 makes your document fit on the screen.
Ctrl+R shows and hides your rulers.
Ctrl+I inverts the current image, layer, or selection.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + I brings up the dialog box for image size and resolution.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + C brings up the dialog box for canvas size.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR FILLS
Alt/Option + delete fills a layer with the current foreground color.
Ctrl + delete fills a layer with the current background color.
Shift + delete Brings up a fill dialog box with different options.
1-9 determines the percentage of opacity for a layer. Example: 1 = 10%.
Alt + 1-9 determines the percentage of fill for a layer. Example: 1 = 10%.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR SAVING
Ctrl + S Saves the current document.
Ctrl + Shift + S Saves as a new document of your choice.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + S brings up the Save for Web dialog box.
OTHER PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Ctrl + F repeats the last filter that you used.
Hitting the D key resets your Foreground and Background color to black & White.
Hitting the X Key will switch your Foreground and Background colors.
Alt/Option-Click on a layer mask icon allows you to view the black & white mask.
Hold shift and tap the + key repeatedly to cycle down the different blend modes
Hold shift and tap the - key repeatedly to cycle up the different blend modes
Hit the Space Bar to switch to the Hand Tool to move around your document. Release the Space Bar to switch back to the tool you were using before.
Ctrl + T Transforms the currently selected layer(s).
SHORTCUTS FOR SELECTIONS
Ctrl+A selects everything on the screen.
Ctrl+D deselects everything on the screen.
Ctrl+Click on a Layers icon to select the contents of a layer
Ctrl+Shift+I Inverts a selection
Ctrl + Alt/Option + A Selects all layers
Ctrl + Alt/Option + R Brings up Refine Edge menu
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR LAYERS
Ctrl + Shift + N creates a new layer
Ctrl + J makes a duplicate of the current layer or selection.
Ctrl + Shift + J Makes a new layer via cut
Ctrl + E Merges the current layer with the one below
Ctrl + Shift + E merges all visible layers
Ctrl + Shift + Alt/Option + E merges all visible layers into a new composite Layer
Ctrl + ] Brings layer up/forward one layer
Ctrl + [ Sends layer down/back one layer
Ctrl + Shift + ] Brings layer to the top/front
Ctrl + Shift + [ Sends layer to the bottom/back
Ctrl + G groups layers together
Ctrl + Shift + G Ungroups layers.
Alt/Option-click on the eye icon of a layer to hide all other layers than this one.
Alt/Option -click between 2 layers to create a clipping mask between the 2 layers.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR TOOLS
V - The Move Tool
M-The Marquee Tool
W-The Magic Wand/Quick Selection Tool
L - The Lasso Tool
B-The Brush Tool
I-The Eyedropper Tool
J - The Spot Healing Brush
C-The Crop Tool
G - The Gradient Tool
Y - The History Brush
S - The Clone Stamp Tool
Z - The Zoom Tool
A - The Path Selection Tool
E-The Eraser Tool
U - The Custom Shape Tool
P-The Pen Tool
O - The Dodge Tool
T-The Type Tool
H - The Hand Tool
R - The Rotate ToolHold shift + hit any key multiple times- Cycles through the sub tools under the main tool. Example: Shift + G switches from the gradient tool to the Paint Bucket tool. Hit it again, and it will switch to the 3D Material Drop Tool.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR BRUSHES
[ - makes a brush become larger.
] makes a brush become smaller.
1-9 lowers the opacity of the brush to a percentage. Example: 1=10%.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Dragging up or down adjusts the hardness of your brush.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Dragging left or right adjusts the size of your brush
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR TYPE
Double-click the T icon in a text layer to select all of the text on a layer.
With text selected, select the font name in the options bar and Use + and to cycle through each font, enabling you to preview your type in each font choice.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + < Decreases selected text by 10pt
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + > Increases selected text by 10pt
Ctr + Shift + C centers selected type
Ctr + Shift + B Makes selected type bold
Ctr + Shift + I Makes selected type italic
Ctr + Shift + L Aligns selected text to the left
Ctr + Shift + R Aligns selected text to the right
Ctr + Shift + U Underlines Selected text
Ctr + Shift + H Makes selected text small caps
Ctr + Shift + K Makes selected text all caps
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR ADJUSTMENTS
Ctrl+L Brings up the Levels Adjustment
Ctrl+M Brings up the Curves Adjustment
Ctrl+U Brings up the Hue/Saturation Adjustment
Ctrl+B Brings up the Color Balance Adjustment
Ctrl+Shift + Alt/Option + B Brings up the Black & White Adjustment
Ctrl+Shift + U Desaturates your image
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR VIEWING
Ctrl+ - makes you zoom out of a photo.
Ctrl+ + makes you zoom in on a photo.
Ctrl+ 0 makes your document fit on the screen.
Ctrl+R shows and hides your rulers.
Ctrl+I inverts the current image, layer, or selection.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + I brings up the dialog box for image size and resolution.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + C brings up the dialog box for canvas size.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR FILLS
Alt/Option + delete fills a layer with the current foreground color.
Ctrl + delete fills a layer with the current background color.
Shift + delete Brings up a fill dialog box with different options.
1-9 determines the percentage of opacity for a layer. Example: 1 = 10%.
Alt + 1-9 determines the percentage of fill for a layer. Example: 1 = 10%.
PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR SAVING
Ctrl + S Saves the current document.
Ctrl + Shift + S Saves as a new document of your choice.
Ctrl + Alt/Option + Shift + S brings up the Save for Web dialog box.
OTHER PHOTOSHOP KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Ctrl + F repeats the last filter that you used.
Hitting the D key resets your Foreground and Background color to black & White.
Hitting the X Key will switch your Foreground and Background colors.
Alt/Option-Click on a layer mask icon allows you to view the black & white mask.
Hold shift and tap the + key repeatedly to cycle down the different blend modes
Hold shift and tap the - key repeatedly to cycle up the different blend modes
Hit the Space Bar to switch to the Hand Tool to move around your document. Release the Space Bar to switch back to the tool you were using before.
Ctrl + T Transforms the currently selected layer(s).
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You should PM Bap about adding this to his sticky, he may be willing to throw it up.
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Cough STICKY Cough
Awesome post dude, really took a lot of time to do this.
Awesome post dude, really took a lot of time to do this.
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This deserves a sticky
useful for everyone who uses photoshop great post man
useful for everyone who uses photoshop great post man
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No offence but this is a bit to generalized to have its own sticky, especially with the ones that are there, but I agree this is a valuable information that should be in a sticky and also for the fact that all off this info is one Google search away.
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This does deserve a sticky.
Awesome post dude, should help a lot of people.
Including me who has had 3-4 years experience in Photoshop.
Awesome post dude, should help a lot of people.
Including me who has had 3-4 years experience in Photoshop.
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Thanks man, will help new photoshop users a lot.
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Its good but I dont think it deserves a sticky when it is already in the Tutorial section.
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Nice post and this will help some people who are new to CSS. Idk if It deserves sticky though
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I can't stress the importance of learning keyboard shortcuts to new designers. The amount of time saved is phenomenal, and can vastly improve your work rate. Taking the time to learn keyboard shortcuts in any application is worthwhile. It saves you from having to trawl through menus!
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