There is no doubt that the shortcuts of any shortcuts program make working with it faster and more accurate.
In this article, we discuss the most important shortcuts for Photoshop.
a = path tools
b = Brush tool
c = crop tools
d = Returns colors to black and white
e = eraser
f = to hide menus
g = Gradient Tool
h = hand tool
i = eyedropper tool
j = Spot Healing Tool, like a beam but with the edges merged
k = 3D shape flip tool, available in CS4 only
l = lasso tools manual selection
m = Square marquee tool
n = note tool
o = Dodge tool to whiten and darken images
p = path tool path
q = Add layer mask
r = blur tool
s = beam tool
t = writing tool
u = Path Shape Tool
v = Move tool
w = Magic Wand Tool
x = to invert colors from front ground to back ground and vice versa
y = memory brush
z = zoom tool
y = to select a channel and watch all channels, but the work will be on the selected channel
/ = To lock the layer
Ctrl + A Select all
Ctrl + B Balance to change the equalization of colors
Ctrl + C copy
Ctrl + D Deselect
Ctrl + E Merge the layer with the layer below it
Ctrl + F to apply the last applied filter
Ctrl + G to make one or more layers in one folder
Ctrl + H to hide the selection
Ctrl + I Invert colors
Ctrl + J to copy the layer and paste it in the same place
Ctrl + K for program settings
Ctrl + L Level It is well known as levels
Ctrl + M to darken and lighten the page
Ctrl + N New page
Ctrl + O Open a previous file
Ctrl + P print
Ctrl + Q to exit the entire program
Ctrl + R to show and hide the rulers
Ctrl + S to save
Ctrl + T To zoom in and out of layers freely
Ctrl + V paste
Ctrl + W to close the page
Ctrl + X Cut
Ctrl + Y to preview before converting to CMYK and vice versa
Ctrl + Z Undo
Ctrl + 1 to show the first channel
ctrl + 1 CS4 in the latest version has been modified to show the image at print resolution
Ctrl + 2 to show the second channel
Ctrl + 5 -6 -7 remaining channels
Ctrl + ` to show all channels
Ctrl + tab to move between pages in Photoshop
Ctrl + + to zoom in
Ctrl + - to zoom out
Ctrl + 0 to show all page
Ctrl + F4 to close the page in the program
Ctrl + backspace to color the layer with the background color
Ctrl + Enter to convert from path to selection
ctrl + [ To move the layer up layer by layer
ctrl + ] to move the layer down layer by layer
Ctrl + space to switch from any tool to the Zoom tool
Ctrl + alt to copy the layer while moving it
Ctrl + --> <-- Control arrows to move the layer in all directions
Ctrl + shift while moving makes the movement go straight up or down and to the right or left
ctrl + shift + alt to copy the layer and move it straight
ctrl + shift + x to apply the liquify filter
ctrl + shift + s to save a copy
ctrl + shift + to close all pages in the program
ctrl + shift + e to merge all visible (non-hidden) layers with the ground
ctrl + shift + n to create a new layer
ctrl + shift + u to convert the layer to black and white
ctrl + shift + j to cut and paste the selected part of the layer into the same place
ctrl + shift + K color sitting Color properties in the program
ctrl + shift + to open Adobe Bridge
ctrl + shift + p for print properties
ctrl + shift + ] to move the layer up one layer
ctrl + shift + [ Move the layer down one layer
Alt + f to show the file menu
Alt + e to show the edit menu
Alt + i to show the image menu
Alt + l to show the layer menu
Alt + s to show the select menu
Alt + t to show the filter menu
Alt + a to show the analysis menu
Alt + d to show the 3D menu
Alt + v to bring up the view menu
Alt + w to bring up the window menu
Alt + h to show the help menu
Alt + F4 to close the program
tab to hide and show the tools menu
1 - 2 - 3 - ... 9 - 0 To shift the layer from 10% to 100%, you can set any percentage... for example 55%. All you have to do is press 55 quickly, as long as you are on the selection tool.
Writing shortcuts, of course, after selecting them
Ctrl + Shift + > to enlarge text
Ctrl + Shift + < to reduce type
Ctrl + Shift + U underline
Ctrl + Shift + b bold to make the type bigger
Ctrl + Shift + I to slant Italic type
Alt + --> Right and left arrow to move letters closer and closer together
Alt + up/down arrow to move closer and closer between lines of writing
The question here is how can I move the mouse from the keyboard?
- We go to the control panel of the computer
- Then we click on Accessibility Options
- Mouse We find a phrase written on it
- use mouse key
- We do it and then ok
- Then we can control the mouse from the keyboard using the arrows on the right numbers
- On the keyboard, of course, the num lock button must be inactive
Here is an explanation of some abbreviations:
When you press the Ctrl + 1 button, Photoshop will display the Channel Red
When you press the Ctrl + 2 button, Photoshop will display the Channel Green
When you press the Ctrl + 3 button, Photoshop will display the Channel Blue
When you press the ~ + Ctrl button, Photoshop will display all RGB channels
If you open the program
Double-click on the empty program surface and OPEN appears
Double-click + ctril+click on the empty program surface and a new file will appear
Double-click +ATL on the empty program surface and OPEN AS appears
If you want to make a straight line, just press Shift while drawing.
- If you want to create curves, use Paths.
Click the schedule button
tab
To temporarily hide the tool frames to see the result of your design, click on it again to return
You can hide all panels except the tool panel by pressing Tab + Shift
Ctrl + N Open a new file
Ctrl + O Open a file
Ctrl + Alt + O Open As
Ctrl + w key to lock a file
Ctrl + S Save the file
Ctrl + Shift + s Save the file as
Ctrl + Alt + S Save a copy of a file
Ctrl + Shift + P page setup key
Ctrl + P Print
Edit menu
Ctrl + Z key Cancel the last operation
Ctrl + X Cut
Ctrl + c copy
Ctrl + Shift + C Copy in bulk
Ctrl + V paste
Ctrl + Shift + V Paste inside
View menu
Ctrl + + Zoom in
Ctrl + -minimize
Ctrl + 0 key is appropriate for the screen
Ctrl + Alt + O Current points
Ctrl + H key to show/hide borders
Ctrl + Shift + H key to show/hide layouts
Ctrl + R key to show/hide the rulers
Ctrl + key to show/hide directories
Key + Ctrl + Shift to select directories
Key + CTRL + Alt Lock directories
Ctrl+ key to show/hide the grid
Key + Ctrl + Shift to revive the network
Image/Adjust menu
Ctrl + L levels
Ctrl + hift + L Auto levels
Ctrl + M key. Charts
Ctrl + B Color Balance
Ctrl + U key to hue and saturate
Ctrl + Shift + U key to cancel saturation
Ctrl + I Invert
Layer menu
Ctrl + G Group with Previous
Ctrl + Shift + g Remove grouping
Ctrl + E Merge Down
Ctrl + Shift + e Visual Merge
Select menu
Ctrl + Shift + A Select All
Ctrl + D Deselect
Ctrl + Shift + D Restore selection
Ctrl + Shift + I Invert the selection
Ctrl + Shift + D Gradient stroke
ctrl + f to apply the last filter
ctrl + shift + f to apply the last filter but with the selections before applying
ctrl + u to change the colors and glow of images and the design as a whole...
ctrl + i to invert the existing color...
ctrl + b to control image colors.
ctrl + l to control the image clarity level...
ctrl + t to change the size of shapes or text.
Ctrl + T key shows you the scaling points of objects (to zoom in or out)
Ctrl + U key will show you the color-changing menu.
The Ctrl + B key shows you a list of changing colors, but you can accurately change each color individually.
Ctrl + M key shows you clarity and control of images
Ctrl + L key changes the brightness and darkness of the image.
Ctrl + Y key shows you the CYMK colors on the drawing.
Ctrl + E to apply one layer to another
Ctrl + Shift + E to layer all layers together.
Ctrl + O key to open a file.
Ctrl + N key to open a new file.
F7 key to bring up the layers menu
F5 key to show the feathers menu.
Ctrl + r key to show the ruler.
Ctrl + Z to undo
To move the selection from one position to another: Choose one of the selection tools, click within the selection area, and then move
- To copy the selected part: press and move the mouse + Ctrl + Alt
- To move the selected part: press and move the mouse + Ctrl
- To expand the selection or add a selection: Choose one of the selection tools and click inside the selection area while moving +Shift
- To delete from the selection: Choose one of the selection tools and select the part to be deleted + Alt
- Float a selection into position: Ctrl + Alt + Up arrow key then Down arrow key
- Paste an image into a selection: Ctrl + Shift + V
- Paste an image behind a selection: Ctrl + Shift + Alt + V
- Copy the selection to a new layer: Ctrl + j
Some panels, such as the Levels options panel, which is located in the Image menu, then Adjust, then Levels - this panel is very important for Photoshop users - you cannot save the changes you make to it if you want to apply the same changes to your work again, which wastes effort and time!
There is a way for you to use the last change you made on the panel, which is to press the ALT key while you click on the Image menu, then Adjust, then Levels. You will find that the changes you made are present, so apply them again. The shortcut for the Levels panel is Ctrl + L, and if you add ALT, that is, you will press Ctrl + Alt + L to shorten, go to the menu, then Image, then Adjust, then Levels.
When the Move Tool is used and you have a lot of layers, place your mouse on the drawing, press the Shift key and the right mouse button. A list of all the layers you have will appear for you to choose from which you want to move. If you choose the layer and want to move the layer by 10 pixel movements ) Press the Ctrl button with the arrows on the keyboard to speed up the movement. You will find that the laser jumps in 10-pixel movements.
Pattern Stamp Tool
To access this tool, press the letter S, then hold down Shift, then press the letter S again,,, or click with the mouse on the small triangle in the stamp tool icon. Another stamp tool will appear with a misleading base.
Using this tool, you can repeat a shape or pattern to fill any image or any background you want. To do this, follow the following:
- Open the image from which you want to transfer the shape or pattern.
- Select the desired shape using the rectangular selection tool.
- From the Edit menu, choose Define Pattern
- Open the image to which you want to transfer the shape or pattern.
- Choose the Pattern Stamp Tool and repeat the pattern as you wish.
If you want to enlarge the drawing a little without entering the Image Size, read the following:
- Choose the Corp tool or press the C button
- Press the Ctrl button with the plus sign + to zoom in on the drawing area once or twice
- Make a selection for the entire drawing. You will find that the selection has 8 squares
- Now I work on expanding the squares until they reach the size to which I want to enlarge the drawing
- Now press Enter on the keyboard
- You will find that the image has been enlarged - and the part that was enlarged is dyed in the background color
Have you ever thought about determining the drawing by half, a quarter, 10%, or any percentage value because you do not like to calculate the length and width of the drawing in order to choose a section from it or cut a specific size from it with a specific value?
Read the following:
- In the Info panel (you can find it in the Window menu, then Show Info), you will find four fields in the panel, of which we are interested in the right part from the bottom.
- Click on the black arrow located at the top right of the panel, then choose Palette Options from the menu
- The Info Options panel will appear, including Mouse Coordinates
- Choose from the Present menu, then Ok
- You will notice that the ruler has changed to a percentage - if there is no ruler, press Ctrl + R
- Now select from the drawing what you want. Look at the Info panel. You will see that the numbers are spoken in percentages (and you may use Guides and the ruler to determine the numbers more accurately)
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