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How to keep Photoshop always up to date
How to install Adobe Bridge
How to download photos from your camera with Bridge
Manage and organize your images with Bridge
Essential Photoshop color settings
Sync Photoshop’s color settings with all Creative Cloud apps
Essential Photoshop Preferences for beginners
How to reset Photoshop Preferences
How to make Photoshop your default image editor
How to create a new document in Photoshop
How to open images in Photoshop
How to open images into Photoshop from Adobe Bridge
How to change File Type Associations in Adobe Bridge
How to open images into Camera Raw
How to move raw files from Lightroom to Photoshop
How to move JPEG images from Lightroom to Photoshop
How to close images in Photoshop
Getting to know the Photoshop interface
Photoshop tools and toolbar overview
How to reset the tools and toolbar
How to customize the toolbar
Managing Photoshop's panels
Working with tabbed documents and floating windows
How to view multiple images at once
Five ways to move images between documents
How to use workspaces
Screen modes and interface tricks
Zooming and panning images
Zoom and pan all images at once
How to use the Navigator panel
How to scroll images using Overscroll
Navigating images with Bird's Eye View
Rotating the canvas with the Rotate View Tool
Navigation tips, tricks and shortcuts
Pixels, image size and image resolution
The Image Size command - features and tips
How to resize images for print
Resizing images for email and sharing online
How to calculate image size
The truth about resolution, file size and the web
How to resize pixel art
The best way to enlarge images in Photoshop
How to crop images - the basics
How to rotate and straighten images
Increasing canvas size with the Crop Tool
Crop Tool tips and tricks
Using the Perspective Crop Tool
Crop photos to match frame sizes
How to use Content-Aware Crop
How to crop images in a circle shape
Understanding Layers
The Layers panel
Essential Layers panel preferences
The Background layer
Creating a new Background layer action
How to open multiple images as layers
Using Layer Groups
Layer Opacity vs Fill
Layers essential power shortcuts
Understanding layer masks
Why do we need selections?
The Rectangular Marquee Tool
The Elliptical Marquee Tool
Unlock the full power of basic selections
Transforming selections
The Lasso Tool
The Polygonal Lasso Tool
The Magnetic Lasso Tool
The Magic Wand Tool
The Quick Selection Tool
Feather selections with Quick Mask
The Color Range command
Making selections with the Pen Tool
How to use Free Transform
Restoring the legacy Free Transform command
Focus Area selections
Improving Focus Area selections
The Select Subject command
Select Subject vs Remove Background
The Object Selection Tool and Object Finder
Selecting hair with Refine Edge
Find the missing shapes in Photoshop
Vector pixel shapes
How to use the shape tools
How to use the Custom Shape Tool
The new Shapes panel
The new Curvature Pen Tool
Add, Subtract, Intersect and Exclude
How to create custom shapes
How to create custom shape sets
Using custom shapes as text frames
Combining text with shapes
Find the missing gradients in Photoshop
New ways to add gradients in Photoshop
Drawing gradients with the Gradient Tool
Editing gradients with the Gradient Editor
The new gradients and Gradients panel
The new ways to apply gradients
How to warp a gradient in text
Create a custom rainbow gradient
Clipping Masks Essentials
Clipping Masks And Type – Placing An Image In Text
Repeating patterns - the basics
Adding colors and gradients to patterns
Create repeating patterns from custom shapes
Where to find the missing brushes
Shape Dynamics
Color Dynamics
Other Dynamics
Create Your Own Custom Brushes
Type essentials
Point vs Area type
The Character panel
The Paragraph panel
An easy way to set type size
Creating warped text
Creating type on a path
Creating custom color swatches and sets
Complete Photoshop Actions guide
How to reset Photoshop's Preferences
Bringing Out Shadow And Highlight Detail In An Image
Darken Overexposed Photos With The Multiply Blend Mode
Neutralizing Color Casts With The Photo Filter
Auto Contrast, Auto Tone And Auto Color
How To Apply The Auto Image Commands As Adjustment Layers
Applying A Brightness/Contrast Image Adjustment
Adding A Brightness/Contrast Adjustment Layer
Restoring Hidden Detail With Shadows/Highlights
Applying Shadows/Highlights As A Smart Filter
How To Read And Understand Image Histograms In Photoshop
Understanding Histograms - Low-Key And High-Key Images
Photoshop's Levels Image Adjustment Essentials
The Improved Auto Levels Adjustment
An Easy Way To Find Neutral Gray In An Image
Better Brightness And Contrast In Photoshop
Brighten Underexposed Photos With The Screen Blend Mode
Fixing Tone And Color With Levels
Improving Image Tone With Levels
Comparing The Levels And Curves Adjustments
New And Improved Curves In Photoshop
Sharpen Images With The High Pass Filter
How To Focus Stack Images
Five Essential Blend Modes For Photo Editing
Reducing Photoshop File Sizes with Adjustment Layers
The Hidden Photographic Toning Presets
The New Color Lookup Image Adjustment
Background Eraser Tool
Content-Aware Fill
PContent-Aware Healing
Reshape Images With Content-Aware Scale
Reducing Wrinkles With The Healing Brush
Removing Skin Blemishes With The Spot Healing Brush
Lighten And Brighten Eyes In A Photo
Changing Eye Color In A Photo
Changing Hair Color In A Photo
Selecting Hair With Refine Edge
Easily Smooth And Soften Skin
Easy Digital Nose Job
Whiten And Brighten Teeth
Reducing 5 O'clock Shadow
Enhance Colors With The Photo Filter
Matching Colors Of Objects Between Photos
How To Replace The Sky In A Photo
Enhancing The Sky In A Photo
Non-Destructive Dodge and Burn
Non-Destructive Photo Editing With Adjustment Layers
Perspective Correction In Photoshop - Keystoning
Reducing Noise In Images
Dual View Photo Editing In Photoshop
Channel Mixer
Color Channels
Desaturating Color
Gradient Map
Hue-Saturation Adjustment
Luminosity Blend Mode
Black And White Conversions In Photoshop
Raw vs JPEG For Photo Editing
Camera Raw vs Photoshop – Which Should I Use?
Working With Camera Raw in Adobe Bridge vs Photoshop
Photoshop CS6 – Camera Raw Interface Essentials
CS6 Camera Raw – How To Open Raw, JPEG And TIFF Files
Cropping Images In Adobe Camera Raw 8
Camera Raw 8 – The Straighten Tool / Crop Tool Combo
The New Before And After Previews In Camera Raw – Photoshop CC
How To Auto-Align And Composite Images In Photoshop
Easy Soft Glow Effect With Photoshop
Editable Soft Glow With Smart Filters
Photoshop Blur Gallery - Field Blur
Photoshop Blur Gallery - Iris Blur
Shadowy Sultry Eyes
Easy Sepia Toning With The Camera Raw Filter In Photoshop CC
How To Use Blend Modes With Color Channels
Add a copyright watermark pattern to an image
Add bubbles with a custom bubble brush
Add fireworks to a photo
Add light streaks to a photo
Add photo mounts to an image
Add a rainbow to an image
Add rays of sunlight to a photo
Add realistic water drops to a photo
Add reflections to sunglasses
Add transparent text with layer effects
Advanced blending - the Blend If sliders
Blend photos to create a movie poster
Blend photos with Apply Image
Borders and frames - matted picture frame
Bourne Ultimatum color and motion blur effect
Burnt edges effect
Cast light from a window
Casting light through window blinds
Classic starburst background
Classic vignette photo effect
Collage of warped photos
Color grid photo display
Colorizing a photo with multiple colors
Colorizing images with gradients
Combine reality with a rotoscope painting
Create a 3D pop-up effect
Create a custom motion trail
Create a painted edges photo border
Create a photo effect template with smart objects
Create a polaroid photo collage
Create a portrait from text
Create a portrait studio background
Create a retro 3D movie effect
Create silky smooth waterfalls
Create a starry night sky
Create a vertical photo collage
Create a wood picture frame
Create an easy color splash effect
Create cinematic panoramas
Create rainbow eye colors
Creating photo borders with brushes
Creating photo borders with displacement maps
Creating photo borders with masks and filters
Creative focus with lens blur
Creative vignette effects with the Radial filter
Dancing in the stars effect
Darkening photo edges
Dead Zone blur streaks effect
Digital pixel effect
Dramatic black and white effect
Easy depth of field effect
Easy selective color effect
Easy soft focus and glow effect
Extreme contrast photo effect
Fade an image to any color background
Faded pixels photo border
Fast, easy pop art effect
Fill a photo with more photos
Fill a shape with a photo
Film strip photo collage
Flip, mirror and rotate image designs and patterns
Focus with light
Folds and creases effect
Fun with silhouettes
Gallery style photo frame layout
Ghosting an image
Giving a photo rounded corners
Gritty overprocessed photo effect
Halftone pattern photo border
High key glow effect
High speed motion trail effect
Holiday greeting card photo border
How to add a border to a photo
How to add falling snow to your photos
How to add lens flare to an image
How to add rain to a photo
How to blend text into clouds
How to blend textures with photos
How to create a drop shadow photo border
How to create a diptych
How to create a monochromatic color effect
How to create a picture in picture effect
How to create a watercolor painting effect
How to create an old photo effect
How to create twirl art
How to enhance a sunset
How to make transparent text
How to mirror an image
How to place text behind an object
How to place two images side by side
How to use the oil paint filter
Instant high contrast black and white photos
Interweaving photo strips effect
Inverted colors photo effect
Lightning effect
Making your subject pop out of a photo
Mapping a texture to a face
Miniature effect with Tilt-Shift
Non-destructive infrared glow effect
Old-fashioned hand-tinted photo effect
Old paper background texture
Outlining the action
Painterly glow effect
Photo effects with the Dissolve blend mode
Photo to detailed sketch
Photo to oil painting action
Photo to pencil sketch effect
Place an image in a shape
Placing an image inside of another
Punch through image effect
Puzzle effect
Radial blur action effect
Radial zoom enhanced eyes effect
Realistic cast shadow effect
Realistic drop shadows
Screen jumping effect
Selective coloring effect
Shape cluster photo display
Simple focused lighting effect
Simple pop art effect
Simulate film grain in an image
Snowflakes photo border effect
Soft focus lens effect
Sparkle brush and motion trail effect
Split-toning black and white photos
Sunlight through trees effect
Surreal motionscape effect
Tearing a photo to reveal another
Telling stories with shadows
Three-image photo frame template
Turn a new photo into an old photo
Turn a photo into a collage
Turn a photo into a pattern of colored dots
Turn a photo to a pencil sketch
Turn a photo into a collage of squares
Turn a photo into a pointillism painting
Turn any photo into a background
Using a photo as its own background
Using a photo to mask itself
Vertical photo panels effect
Warm golden sunsets with gradient maps
Water reflection effect
Water ripples effect
Wedding couple in a wine glass
Worn, torn photo edges effect
Apply Multiple Strokes To Text
Colorful Light Burst Text
Create Simple 3D Text
Easy Plastic Text Effect
Editable Blurred Type With Layer Styles
Faking Text Wrap In Photoshop
Flaming Hot Fire Text
Fragmented Tiles Text
Gel Text With Layer Styles
Gold Plated Text
Ghostly Blur Text Effect
Knock Out Text Effect
Metal Text Effect
Multiple Text Strokes With Smart Objects
Place An Image In Text
Placing An Image In Text With Photoshop CS6
Placing Multiple Images Inside Text
Rotate, Flip And Scale Individual Letters In Text
Stroke Text With A Brush
Text Perspective Shadow Effect
Text Reflection Effect
Textured Text Effect
Turning Text Into Gold
Using Text As A Container For More Text
Using Text To Shadow Itself
Worn And Torn Text
Wrapping Text in 3D
The New And Improved Image Size Dialog Box
How To Resize Images In Photoshop
Resize Images To Match Photo Frame Sizes
Image Resizing vs Resampling
Image Resolution Pixel Dimensions and Document Size
Image Resolution and Print Quality
Resizing Images For Email And The Web With Photoshop CC
The 72 PPI Web Resolution Myth
Get More Accurate Print Size Previews
How To Transfer Photos From Your Camera To Your Computer
What Is Adobe Bridge?
How To Install Adobe Bridge CC
How To Download Photos From Your Camera With Adobe Bridge
How To Batch Rename Images With Adobe Bridge
Essential Photoshop Color Settings For Photographers
Essential File Formats Quick Guide
Adding Contact And Copyright Info To Photos
Make Photoshop Your Default Image Editor In Windows 11
Make Photoshop Your Default Image Editor In Windows 10
Make Photoshop Your Default Image Editor In Mac OS X
Understanding Image Pixels
RGB and Color Channels in Photoshop Explained
Benefits Of Working With 16-Bit Images
Seeing The Difference With JPEG Compression
Save Photos For Email Or The Web

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44 Free Photoshop Practice Images (from my photos!)

If you want to practice editing pictures in Photoshop, it helps to have access to PSD images for Photoshop.

These Photoshop practice photos should contain all of the layers of the edit, so that you can see the steps that the photographer has taken, and try these out for yourself.

In this post, you can download free images for Photoshop in PSD form that contain these layers, so you can see the exact steps that went into creating a photo.

Using these photos as Photoshop practice exercises, you can easily learn photo editing without any stress or hassle – these are the perfect Photoshop practice images for beginners.

You can also download free RAW photos for editing and free Lightroom presets to complement your learning, and even add these as Camera RAW presets if you prefer.

All of these images are free for personal use, but cannot be used commercially or re-sold. Please link back to www.lapseoftheshutter.com if you do post any of your own versions of these images online.

Practice Photos for Photoshop

These practice images for Photoshop contain a background layer, plus a variable number of layers that contain the existing edit. These have been added non-destructively, so can be removed in Photoshop.

1. Lofoten Islands, Norway

Both the original image and the edit are included in the download, with the edit contained in non-destructive layers within the PSD file.

2. Stockholm Subway, Sweden

3. Madrid, Spain

practice image for photoshop - madrid - before

4. Kyoto, Japan

5. Lofoten Islands, Norway

7. Cairngorms, Scotland

8. Bangkok, Thailand

9. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

10. Rome, Italy

11. Tokyo, Japan

12. Venice, Italy

practice image for photoshop - venice II - before

13. Beijing, China

practice image for photoshop - beijing - before

14. Santorini, Greece

practice image for photoshop - santorini - before

15. Lake District, England

practice image for photoshop - lake district -before

16. Venice, Italy

17. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

practice image for photoshop - kl II - before

18. Tokyo, Japan

practice image for photoshop - tokyo II - before

19. Kyoto, Japan

practice image for photoshop - kyoto II - before

20. Osaka, Japan

practice image for photoshop - osaka - before

21. Santorini, Greece

practice image for photoshop - santorini II - before

22. Hong Kong, China

practice image for photoshop - hong kong - before

23. Valletta, Malta

practice image for photoshop - valetta - before

24. Santorini, Greece

practice image for photoshop - santorini III - before

25. Longji Rice Terraces, China

practice image for photoshop - longji - before

26. Souter Lighthouse, England

practice image for photoshop - souter - before

27. Matera, Italy

practice image for photoshop - matera - before

28. Paris, France

practice image for photoshop - paris - before

29. Prague, Czech Republic

practice image for photoshop - prague - before

30. Paris, France

practice image for photoshop - paris II - before

31. Prague, Czech Republic

practice image for photoshop - prague II - before

32. Paris, France

practice image for photoshop - paris III - before

33. Cairngorms, Scotland

practice image for photoshop - scotland II - before

34. Budapest, Hungary

practice image for photoshop - budapest - before

35. Li River, China

practice image for photoshop - li river - before

36. Stockholm Subway, Sweden

practice image for photoshop - stockholm subway II - before

37. Hong Kong, China

practice image for photoshop - hong kong II - before

38. Tokyo, Japan

practice image for photoshop - tokyo III - before

39. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

practice image for photoshop - kl III - before

40. Li River, China

practice image for photoshop - li river II - before

41. Yokohama, Japan

practice image for photoshop - yokohama - before

42. Meteora, Greece

practice image for photoshop - meteora - before

43. Pisa, Italy

practice image for photoshop - pisa - before

44. Paris, France

practice image for photoshop - paris IV - before

Photoshop Practice Exercises

The best Photoshop Practice Exercises are to simply follow the edits contained in the layers in the practice pictures for Photoshop that you can download above.

First, look at the end result in Photoshop, then hide the layers and try to replicate it yourself. You can use the existing layers to check your work.

If you want specific tutorials on Photoshop, then take a look at my workflow tutorial to edit landscape photos , or my complete set of Photoshop tutorials , many of which also contain pics for Photoshop practice.

The Digital Blending Workflow Tutorial

The landscapes masterclass: no hdr, no plugins.

Lightroom Tutorial - Adding Color Depth with White Balance

Photoshop Tutorial - Blend Any Two Photos

Color Control in Your Photography Tutorial

Northern Lights Photography Tutorial

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Last updated on November 20, 2022 by Bunty Pundir 30 Comments

Stay home, level up Photoshop skill! Learn Photoshop with these step by step free tutorials. Improve Light & Color. Composite and Retouch Images. Add Creative Effects & Remove Unwanted Content.

Needless to say that Photoshop is one of the best design software and used by all design enthusiasts around the world. It lets you create amazing art and design but understanding how Photoshop work or how you can use it, can be difficult if you just getting started. If you’ve already got some skills, then you should be looking to improve it.

Photoshop Tutorials Categories:

Basic Photoshop Tutorials
Advanced Photoshop Tutorials

Note: You can follow these tutorials with any Photoshop version, but I recommend at least use CS5 or higher (if you desire to learn about 3D features). Let’s dive into the post!

Photoshop Basics

Basic tutorials are for beginners who are just exploring the way how Photoshop work. The section starts with Photoshop workspace and it will make you comfortable with Photoshop interface and panels like tools, layers, menus, adjustment layers, layer mask, colors and much more. Then you’ll learn about each of them with a comprehensive guide. Often beginners found making selection is difficult, that is why we added some selection tutorials as well. Apart from the adding basic tutorials, we’ve also included tutorials for the latest Photoshop CC.

1. Getting Started in Photoshop

What it Covers:

1. Get familiar with the work area
2. Complete Overview of Tools & Panels
3. Tools Options

2. Opening, Editing & Saving in Photoshop

1. Open and Close Images
2. Editing Images
3. Save & Export Your Work

3. Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts

1. Essential Keyboards Shortcuts
2. Improve Photoshop Workflow
3. How do Things Faster in Photoshop

Chapter 2 – Common Tools

4. how to use the crop tool in photoshop.

1. Use Crop Tool Crop Images
2. Get the Perfect Size & Aspect Ratio
3. Customize Crop Tool

5. How to use the Spot Healing & Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop

1. All the Basics of Spot Healing & Headling Brush Tool
2. Basic Photoshop Retouching
3. Blemishes & Spots Removal

6. How to use the Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop

1. Use of Clone Stamp Tool
2. Difference Between Spot Healing & Clone Stamp Tool
3. Use Clone Stamp with Clipping Mask

7. How to use the Brush Tool in Photoshop

1. Brush Presets
2. Selecting the Brushes
3. Brush Opacity and Flow
4. Advance Brush Settings

8. How to use the Dodge and Burn Tool in Photoshop

1. Dodge and Burn Techniques
2. Ligten and Darken Areas of an Image
3. Non-destructive Editing

9. How to use the Text Tool in Photoshop

1. Using the Text Tool
2. Text Tool Settings
3. Options for your Text
4. Transforming the Text

10. How to Master the Pen Tool in Minutes

1. Using the Pen Tool
2. Working with Paths and Curves
3. Working with Anchor Points
4. Making Precise Selections

Chapter 3 – Layers & Masks

11. how to use layers in photoshop.

1. Understand how Layers Work
2. Using Layers with Tools
3. Blending Modes

12. How to Use Layer Mask in Photoshop

1. How Layer Mask Works
2. Add Layer Mask
3. Non-Destructive Editnig
4. Adjustment Layers Mask

13. Non-Destructive Editing with Smart Object

1. Use Filter Non-Destructively
2. Get to know About Smart Objects
3. Edit Filter At Any Time

14. How to Use Clipping Mask in Photoshop

1. Fill a Shape with Photo
2. Harness the Power of Clipping Mask
3. Draw Shapes

15. How to Use Blending Modes in Photoshop

1. Use Blend Modes Precisely
2. Composites Images in No Time
3. A Trick to Use Each Blending Modes

Chapter 4 – Photoshop Adjustment Layers

16. commonly used photoshop adjustment layers.

1. Work with Most Commonly Used Adjustment Layers
2. Add Effect to a Particular Area
3. The basics of Applying Adjustment Layers

17. 19 Photoshop Adjustments Layers Explained

1. All Adjustment Layers Explained
2. Explanation with Photos
3. Depicts a Bunch of Photo Effects

Chapter 5 – Selections

18. how to create selections in photoshop.

1. Wide Variety of Selections Tools
2. Make Selection of a Person
3. Extract a Person from Background

19. Use Select & Mask to Make Selection in Photoshop

1. Select & Mask Workspace
3. Global Refinements
4. Save the Masking Results

20. How to Mask Hair in Photoshop

1. Mask Hair from Difficult Background
2. Masking with Select & Mask
3. Creating & Using Hair Brushes
4. Using Filters for Final Adjustments

21. Blend If and Calculation Techniques for Difficult Selections

1. Using Blend If
2. Use of Channels
3. Making Perfect Selections
4. Concept of Black/White Selection

22. Removing Background using Background Eraser Tool

1. Explanation on Background Eraser Tool
2. Removing Complicated Background
3. Non-destructive Extraction of Background

23. How to Change a Background in Photoshop

1. Extract the Subject
2. Replace the Background
3. Blend them in a Cohesive Scene

Final Chapter 6 – Basic Photo Editing

24. how to replace a sky in photoshop.

1. Remove Sky in Just Minutes
2. Tips to Easily Remove a Blue sky

25. How to Correct Color in Photoshop

1. How to Remove a Color Cast from Photoshop
2. 3 Points Color Corrections Technique

26. High End Photo Retouching in Photoshop

1. Retouch Skin Professionally
2. Create Smooth Skin
3. Preserve Skin Details

Photo Effects & Advanced Tutorials

Below you can find photo effects & advanced tutorials the reason why I added these is because effects tutorials are really fun to create and it is not challenging.

In just few steps you can replicate many effects like vintage, retro, lomo, double exposure, dispersion and much more. Apart from just adding effects to your photos, these tutorials will help you how to level up your advanced skills in Photoshop as well.

Since this section is the final section of this post but don’t worry there are a lot of tutorials to follow if you are an advanced Photoshop user, you can check out our website homepage on a weekly basis for new advanced tutorials.

27. Create a Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

1. Multi-Exposure Effect
2. Blend Images
3. Surreal Effect

28. Impossible Sea Tutorial

29. Create a Pop Art Inspired by Roy Lichtenstein

30. How to Remove Background in Photoshop (3 Examples)

31. How to Change Background Color in Photoshop

32. How to Simulate a Sketch Effect in Photoshop

33. How to Create a Trendy Glitch Effect in Photoshop (+ Photoshop Action)

34. The Best Way to Create Watercolor Effects in Photoshop

35. How to Retouch Eyes in Photoshop

36. How to Remove Acne in Photoshop

37. Best Methods of Sharpening Images

1. Explains a Bunch of ways of Sharpening Images
2. Use Filters

38. Dispersion Effect

1. Disintergation Effect
2. Use of Liquify Tool
2. Use of Debris Brushes

39. How to Blur Background in Photoshop

1. Blur Background
2. Use of Lens Correction Filter
3. Depth of Field Effect

40. Portal Photo Manipulation

1. Compositing Techniques
2. Lighting
3. Extraction

41. Rail Inside Illusion Tutorial

1. Soft Lighting Effect
2. Miniature Look
3. Color Matching

42. Water Splash in Bulb

1. Surreal Compositing Look
2. Conceptual Style
3. Blending Techniques

43. How to Creatively Blend Two images in Photoshop

1. Surreal Compositing
2. Advanced Masking
3. Lighting

Thanks for reading the post and if you like it, then do spread it into the world. If you have any suggestion, then do let me know through comments. I would love to hear your thoughts.

Reader Interactions

January 28, 2018 at 9:08 am

Nice tutorials list and especially the way you put them. Thanks!

January 28, 2018 at 9:34 am

You are than welcome!

February 1, 2018 at 1:10 am

Thank you, Bunty. The list is very well done, it’s easy to find the tutorial you want. Thanks also for your personal tutorials you share. I am French.

February 1, 2018 at 9:03 am

You are more than Welcome Midolu!

February 1, 2018 at 3:31 am

Well organized and interesting. A must check for beginners and pros. Cheers

Thanks William, It really helps!

February 10, 2018 at 5:15 pm

All tutorials are looking spanking here . I appreciate your tutorials .. Well-done for shared .

February 10, 2018 at 7:40 pm

Thanks Solaiman! I appreciate your feedback!

March 22, 2018 at 11:54 pm

Efficient and intriguing. An absolute necessity check for amateurs and masters. Here’s to you.

March 23, 2018 at 8:33 am

Thanks Mark!

May 14, 2018 at 8:12 pm

Where’s the tutorial for the 3d triangle optical illusion with sea scene overlain?

May 15, 2018 at 7:59 am

That wasn’t the tutorial. It’s just a featured image that I used it for this post. But if you want to know how the Jack Usephot made it, here is the link https://www.behance.net/gallery/28815455/Impossible-Sea-Adobe-Photoshop-CC-2016 to follow.

Thanks, Bunty

July 28, 2018 at 11:19 pm

Simply great and I’m really thankful.

August 31, 2018 at 10:24 am

So amazing photoshop tutorial. So help me.

May 14, 2019 at 5:24 pm

Very useful collection of Photoshop tutorials!

May 14, 2019 at 7:44 pm

July 4, 2019 at 5:45 am

It extremely great..

April 9, 2020 at 9:39 pm

Please any links to download CS5 software

April 10, 2020 at 9:24 am

Sorry, I don’t have any links to download CS5.

October 24, 2020 at 10:06 pm

Its great resources that you have shared here details, I have to learn more, if you will share an update I learn more, its better place to learn, thanks

May 19, 2021 at 5:20 am

If someone really want to develop their current skills, this only blog post is enough for him or her. Thanks for sharing great article.

June 3, 2021 at 8:33 pm

Nice tutorial list

June 27, 2021 at 4:56 am

Please ! Give me Lesson files that used in this tutorial

June 27, 2021 at 5:41 am

Can you tell me which tutorial files you are talking about?

August 21, 2021 at 4:21 am

Thanks for sharing this. I am glad to find this and good list of tutorials.

February 19, 2022 at 4:19 am

It is very helpful tutorial collection Thank you!

November 15, 2021 at 8:52 am

Very useful collection of Photoshop tutorials! am glad to find this and good list of tutorials.

December 17, 2021 at 11:44 pm

I don’t believe I stumbled on this. This is sooo helpful. So informative. So genuine and thoughtful.

You are a genius, smart and kind at the same time. I am so blown away by this. Weldone sir

October 27, 2022 at 8:36 am

March 27, 2023 at 9:29 am

Great full tutorial. I think it is very easier to understand the basics to advance according to use the of Photoshop tools while image editing with the most practical video guidance.

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Photoshop Basics - Basic Tasks in Photoshop

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Photoshop Basics: Basic Tasks in Photoshop

Lesson 5: basic tasks in photoshop.

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Basic tasks in Photoshop

There's almost no limit to what you can do in Photoshop, but first you'll need to learn the fundamentals. We'll cover some of the most basic image adjustments you can make in Photoshop, including:

Cropping : If you want to remove parts of an image, you can crop it. You can think of cropping like using a pair of scissors to cut out the parts you no longer want.
Resizing : If you want to make an image smaller or larger, you can resize it. However, keep in mind that making an image larger than its original size generally does not make the image look good.
Rotating : If you want to change the orientation of an image, you can rotate it to the left or right.

If you're new to image editing, you may want to review our lesson on making basic adjustments from our Image Editing 101 tutorial to learn more about common problems that can occur when making these changes.

If you'd like to follow along, you can download our example file (right-click the link to save it). We're planning to place this image into an online newsletter, but it's much larger than we actually need so we're going to crop the image and then resize to it be 800px by 600px.

There are two main ways to crop an image in Photoshop. You can either use the Crop tool or make a selection with the Rectangular Marquee tool. These methods work a bit differently, and you may find that you prefer using one method over the other.

Select Image > Crop . The image will be cropped.

You can also move the entire selection box while making a selection. To do this, click and drag to select the area you want to select, but do not release the mouse. Next, press and hold the space bar on your keyboard and move the mouse to move the selection box to a new location. When you're done, release the spacebar.

Use Method 2 to crop the example file as in the example above. Choose a Fixed Ratio from the Control panel with a width of 4 and a height of 3 before making the selection.

Resizing and rotating

You should avoid making images larger than their original size. When you do this, the image simply won't have enough detail to look good at the larger size. You can review Image Editing 101 to learn more.

A dialog box will appear. Make sure Pixels are the currently selected unit size and that the Resample box is checked. The Lock icon next to the Width and Height should also be turned on, which will ensure that the aspect ratio stays the same to avoid distorting the image.

Click OK . The image will be resized.

If there is no Automatic option available from the Resample menu, we recommend choosing one of the bicubic resizing modes, which will give the best results in most situations.

Resize the example file to be 800px wide . The height should adjust automatically to 600px . Note that you must have already cropped the image using Method 2 as described on the previous page for this to work correctly.

It's easy to rotate an image in Photoshop. You can rotate images clockwise (CW) or counter-clockwise (CCW), flip the image horizontally or vertically, and even rotate by an arbitrary amount to choose a specific rotation. However, most modern digital cameras will adjust the rotation of images automatically, so you may not need to use this feature very often.

The image will be rotated.

Undoing changes

If you make a mistake, press Ctrl+Z (or Command+Z on a Mac) to undo your most recent change. To redo a change, just press Ctrl+Shift+Z (or Command+Shift+Z on a Mac).

In older versions of Photoshop, undoing works a bit differently. You can press Ctrl+Z (or Command+Z on a Mac) to undo your most recent change. However, if you press Ctrl+Z again, the change will be redone. If you want to undo several changes in a row, you'll need to select Edit > Step Backward or press Ctrl+Alt+Z (or Command+Option+Z on a Mac).

After you've made a few changes to the example file, try using the Step Backward and Step Forward commands to see the effect.

After you've edited an image, you'll want to save a new version of the edited file to preserve the changes. This will also prevent you from accidentally overwriting your original image file. There are several ways to save files in Photoshop, which we'll discuss in detail in the next lesson .

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Photoshop Tutorials

In this section, you will find step-by-step beginner-friendly Photoshop tutorials with screenshots. Our tutorials are designed easy to follow and provide multiple solutions for each problem. Theories are easy to learn, it’s all about practice. You’ll also find some extra bonus tips that’ll help you solve problems faster in your creative process. Note: all the tutorials here are free to use and are based on the latest version of Adobe Photoshop CC.

How to Create a Favicon in Photoshop

How to Anti Alias in Photoshop

How to Cut Out a Shape in Photoshop

How to Resize an Object in Photoshop

How to Duplicate a Shape in Photoshop

How to Cut Out an Object in Photoshop

How to Rotate Shapes/Objects in Photoshop

How to Fill a Shape With an Image in Photoshop

How to Center an Object in Photoshop

How to Edit a Smart Object in Photoshop

How to Make Shapes in Photoshop

How to Fill a Shape With Color in Photoshop

How to Change the Color of an Object in Photoshop

How to Remove an Object in Photoshop

How to Paint in Photoshop

How to Draw a Circle in Photoshop

How to Draw a Line in Photoshop

How to Draw Curved Lines in Photoshop

How to Draw a Dotted/Dashed Line in Photoshop

How to Draw Arrows in Photoshop (3 Methods)

How to Make a Photo Look Like a Drawing in Photoshop

How to Create Watercolor Effect in Photoshop

How to Find Pantone Colors in Photoshop

How to Adjust White Balance in Photoshop

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