Right-click the photo and select Edit Quick.
In Photoshop Elements, you can modify photo collages, greeting cards, and CD/DVD disc jackets and labels. The Create panel lets you add various frames, textures, backgrounds, and graphics to your projects, as well as apply text effects. You can also resize, rotate, and move images.
You can add images to a photo project, and then rearrange, modify, or replace them.
Photoshop Elements adds all the images in a project to your default catalog.
Photo projects (Creations) are saved as .pse files. When you save a photo project, Photoshop Elements saves any unsaved images added to the project. Photoshop Elements saves the image as a copy of the original image in the same location.
Note: If the location is not writable, Photoshop Elements saves the image in %My Documents%Adobe\Photo Creations.
If you relocate the images used in a photo book, missing file icons appear in the photo book instead of the images. Reimport the images by clicking the ? sign, or reconnect all the missing files in the Organize workspace. After reconnecting the files, close the project and reopen it.
To add photos to project, do one of the following:
Right-click the photo and select Edit Quick.
Use the controls on the right side to modify the images.
Click Back To Creations to return to the Create panel.
In the Pages panel, select the page that will precede the new page.
At the top of the Pages panel, click the Add Page panel to add a new page after the current page.
A bounding box appears showing the edges of the photo, even if the edges are masked by the frame.
A. Drag a corner of the photo to resize it B. Move the resize slider C. Areas outside the photo frame are hidden
If you have Adobe® Photoshop® and Photoshop Elements installed on the same computer, you can send JPEG, GIF, and other single-page photo files to Photoshop. In Elements Organizer, choose Edit > Edit with Photoshop. Photoshop does not support the multipage PSE file format, so it cannot edit entire photo projects. However, Photoshop can edit individual pages of a photo project, which are in the single-page PSD format.
Photoshop offers direct control over many aspects of photo project pages, including direct editing of photo layers (called Smart Objects in Photoshop) and frames. These features are limited in Photoshop Elements to preserve its easy, automatic image-editing workflow.
In Elements Organizer, right-click the photo project.
Select Show File Info.
In the General section, click the Location link next to the path of the project.
Right-click the PSD file for the page you want to edit, and choose Open With > Adobe Photoshop.
Do not reorder or rename layers in the PSD file. Doing so could prevent the automatic editing features in Photoshop Elements from working as expected.
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