- What's new
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Get started
- Technical requirements and installation
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Learn the basics
- Adobe Photoshop on desktop FAQ
- Home screen overview
- Workspace overview
- Access the Discover panel
- Save custom workspaces
- Switch workspaces
- Delete workspaces
- Dock or undock panels
- Boost workflows with the Contextual Task Bar
- Add and remove panels
- Stack floating panels
- Restore workspaces
- Rearrange document windows
- Move panels
- Hide or show all panels
- Expand or collapse panel icons
- Change text size in panels and tooltips
- Use simple math in number fields
- High-density monitor support and per-monitor scaling
- Arrange and group panels
- Compare edits with Quick Compare
- Zoom images in Photoshop
- Calibrate and profile your monitor
- Creative Cloud Libraries in Photoshop
- Request access to test experimental features
- Navigate images and manage canvas views
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Set up toolbars and panels
- Customize toolbar
- Use spring-loaded shortcuts
- Tooltips overview
- Create tool presets
- Use Undo and Redo commands
- History panel settings
- Set History Log preferences
- View history logs
- Use snapshots in the History panel
- Paint with image states from the History panel
- Manage image states
- Restore parts of an image to a previous state
- View and synchronize multiple images
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Settings and preferences
- Adjust preferences
- Backup and restore preferences
- Reset preferences
- View keyboard shortcuts
- Change tool pointers
- Change Photoshop language settings
- Configure Photoshop performance preferences
- Connect social media accounts for Content Credentials (Beta)
- Info panel display values
- Display file information
- Photoshop preferences locations
- Migrate presets, actions, and settings
- Generative AI in Photoshop
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Create, open, and import images
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Import files
- Browse, select, and import Adobe Stock assets
- Import images from a digital camera
- Understand raster and vector files
- Scan images into Photoshop
- Place a file in Photoshop
- Open PDF files in Photoshop
- Create libraries and add assets in Photoshop
- Use library-linked assets in Photoshop
- Open DICOM files
- Use stock images in your Photoshop documents
- View cloud document version history
- Open and import files in Photoshop
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Create images
- Generate an image with descriptive text prompts
- Edit images with Generative Fill
- Generate sharper variations with Enhance Detail
- Explore beyond the canvas with Generative Expand
- Use reference images for consistent results
- Generate images guided by a reference image
- Edit images with Prompt to edit
- Create a Dynamic layer from a generated edit
- Use Markup for AI image generation
- Create documents from Adobe Stock templates
- Create documents using presets
- Create a new image in Photoshop
- Fine-tune image attributes with Generative restyle
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Import files
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Create and manage layers
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Get started with layers
- Layers overview
- Organize layers with layer groups
- Work with the Layers panel
- Video Layers overview
- Convert background and regular layers
- Duplicate layers
- Create document from layer or group
- Change transparency preferences
- Sample from all visible layers
- Flatten layers in an image
- Use artboards to lay out designs
- Rasterize layers
- Organize layers in the Layers panel
- Merge and stamp layers
- Transform and manipulate layers
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Color adjustment and fill layers
- Adjustment and fill layers overview
- Work with adjustment layers
- Use layer masks to target adjustment or fill layers
- Create adjustment layers
- Merging adjustment or fill layers
- Adjustment presets overview
- Create custom presets
- Correct color balance with Color and vibrance
- Create fill layers
- Adjustment layer options
- Change adjustment and fill layer options
- Adjust contrast with Clarity and Dehaze
- Adjust texture with Grain
- Adjust image lighting with Light
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Apply layer effects
- Add layer styles
- Work with preset styles
- Layer style effects and options overview
- Manage preset styles
- Display or hide layer styles
- Copy and paste layer styles
- Import preset style libraries
- Manage contours
- Set a global lighting angle for all layers
- Scale layer effects
- Remove layer effects
- Work with layer styles
- Convert layer styles to image layers
- Create texture effects with Knockout
- Set layer opacity and blending modes
- Use advanced blending options
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Smart objects
- Smart Objects - overview and benefits
- Create embedded Smart Objects
- Create linked Smart Objects
- Update Linked Smart Objects
- View Linked Smart Object properties
- Embed Linked Smart Objects
- Package and locate linked Smart Objects
- Convert embedded Smart Objects to linked
- Filter the Layers panel by Smart Objects
- Duplicate an embedded Smart Object
- Edit the contents of a Smart Object
- Replace the contents of a Smart Object
- Convert Smart Objects to layers
- Rasterize Smart Objects
- Export the contents of an embedded Smart Object
- Reset Smart Object transforms
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Create layer compositions
- Align layers
- Auto-align image layers
- Distribute layers
- Copy and paste layers
- Create and manage layer comps
- Create collages and montages using layers
- Create layers and layer groups
- Resize, reposition, and rotate images in the collage
- Non-destructive editing techniques
- Create and process image stacks
- Image stack rendering modes
- Show and hide layers and groups
- Layout and design tools
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Get started with layers
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Crop, resize, and transform
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Resize and adjust resolution
- Printed image resolution
- Set image size and resolution
- Resample option in the Image Size dialog
- Monitor resolution and image display size
- File size
- Printer resolution
- Resolution specs for printing images
- Preserve visual content when scaling images
- Specify content to protect when scaling
- Resize images
- Resampling options in Photoshop
- Change the pixel dimensions of images
- Change print dimensions and resolution
- Manage image file size
- Resizing parameters in Photoshop
- Change the canvas size
- Image size, resolution, and resampling
- Effects of Crop tool on image dimensions
- Transform images, shapes, and paths
- Crop and straighten images
- Crop and straighten
- Transform, manipulate, and reshape
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Resize and adjust resolution
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Make selections
- Get started with selections
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Automatic and color-based selections
- Improve Select Subject and Remove Background results
- Make precise selections using Select People
- Remove objects with Delete and Fill Selection
- Improve hair selections with the Refine Hair tool
- Mask all objects in a layer
- Detect subject using Select Subject
- Paint a selection with Quick Selection tool
- Select areas by color with the Magic Wand tool
- Freehand selections
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Refine and modify selections
- Move a selection or selection border
- Refine your selection and mask
- Hover layer bounds in the Move tool
- Copy and paste selections
- Create multiple copies of a selection within an image
- Paste one selection into or outside another
- Delete or cut selected pixels
- Control the movement of a selection
- Hide or show selection edges
- Inverse selection
- Adjust a selection manually
- Select only an area intersected by other selections
- Refine and soften selection edges
- Select pixels using anti-aliasing
- Define a feathered edge for a selection tool
- Create a selection around a selection border
- Expand or contract a selection
- Clean up stray pixels in a color-based selection
- Fringe pixels around a selection
- Decrease the fringe on a selection
- Remove a matte from a selection
- Use selections for generative editing
- Convert between paths and selections
- Select areas and pixels of images in focus
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Create masks
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Layer masks
- Add layer masks
- Create layer masks for all detected objects in a layer
- Unlink layers and masks
- Disable or enable layer masks
- Apply or delete layer masks
- Alpha channels and masks in Photoshop
- Create temporary quick masks
- Create alpha channel masks
- Create and manage clipping masks
- Mask layers with vector masks
- Save and load selections
- Use Enhance edge to refine masks
- Position elements with snapping
- Blend images
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Layer masks
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Repair and retouch
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Remove objects and fill space
- Remove background in your images
- Replace background with Generate Background
- Retouch tools overview
- Blend objects and people into any background with Harmonize
- Remove objects with Content-Aware Fill
- Adjust Content-Aware Fill settings
- Tools to fine-tune sampling and fill areas
- Apply or cancel Content-Aware fill changes
- View full-resolution preview in the Preview panel
- Remove objects from within the Contextual Task Bar
- Remove tool known issues and workarounds
- Remove tool minimum and recommended hardware requirements
- Remove objects
- Remove objects and related elements
- Remove wires, people, and general distractions
- Review and refine general distractions
- Fill selections with Multi-Image Content-Aware Fill
- Use the Content-Aware Patch tool
- Use the Content-Aware Move tool
- Heal and clone
- Adjust light and tone
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Clean and restore images
- Enhance image quality with Generative Upscale
- Define planes to adjust perspective
- Manipulate the planes to adjust perspective
- Edit different perspectives in the same image
- Keyboard shortcuts to adjust perspective
- Get started with Photomerge
- Create panoramic images with Photomerge
- Create 360-degree panoramas
- Remove imperfections with the Spot Healing Brush
- Repair an area with the Patch tool
- Retouch a large area with the Healing Brush tool
- Remove red eye in flash photos
- Define an image as a preset pattern
- Erase parts of an image with the Eraser tool
- Auto Erase with the Pencil tool
- Create smoother brush strokes using stroke smoothing
- Change pixels to transparent with the Background Eraser tool
- Remove similar pixels with the Magic Eraser tool
- Remove reflections
- Remove small spots with the Spot Healing Brush
- Relight images with interactive lighting controls
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Remove objects and fill space
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Adjust color
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Color profiles
- About color profiles
- Embed color profiles
- Change color profile for documents
- Color management in Photoshop
- Color management in video layers
- Color management policy options
- Color profiles
- Tools with 32-bit support in Photoshop
- Work with OpenColorIO color management
- Set up color management in Photoshop
- Manage document colors for online viewing
- Change a document's color profile
- Download Adobe Color Management Module
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Choose colors
- Set foreground and background colors
- Choose colors with the Adobe Color Picker
- Choose a color while painting
- Choose web-safe colors
- Choose a CMYK equivalent for a non-printable color
- Choose a spot color
- Spot color libraries
- Manage color profiles when opening images
- Choose colors in the Color panel
- Change the color picker
- Work with the Swatches panel
- Manage color swatches and swatch libraries
- Share color swatches between applications
- Color modes in Photoshop
- Color profiles for imported images
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Color modes
- Convert an image to another color mode
- Convert an image to Bitmap mode
- Convert a color photo to Grayscale mode
- Convert a Bitmap mode image to Grayscale mode
- Convert a grayscale or RGB image to indexed color
- Conversion options for indexed-color images
- Identify and correct out-of-gamut colors
- Bit depth in Photoshop
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Color corrections
- Apply a Hue or Saturation adjustment
- Colorize a grayscale image or create a monotone effect
- Adjust color and tone with Curves
- Adjust color saturation using a Vibrance adjustment layer
- Adjust color and tone with Levels and Curves eyedroppers
- Adjust tonal range and color balance using Levels
- Apply the Brightness/Contrast adjustment
- Apply color adjustments with the Adjustments panel
- Apply Color Balance adjustment in Photoshop
- Color adjustment basics in Photoshop
- Color adjustment commands
- Equalize brightness values in an image
- Save and reapply adjustment presets
- Use Auto Tone, Auto Contrast, and Auto Color
- Use the Histogram panel
- Adjust image color and tone
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Selective color adjustments
- Match color in different images
- Match color between two images
- Match color of two layers in the same image
- Save and apply settings in Match Color
- Replace Object Colors by Applying a Hue or Saturation Adjustment
- Create monochrome images with Channel Mixer
- Customize indexed color tables
- Make selective color adjustments
- Mix color channels with Channel Mixer
- View pixel color values in an image
- Color effects and techniques
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HDR and channel manipulation
- Adjust HDR exposure and toning
- Set up HDR display support in Photoshop
- Adjust the HDR preview display
- Duplicate, split, and merge channels
- Blend channels with Apply Image and Calculations
- Channels in Photoshop
- Convert an HDR image to a lower bit depth
- Features that support 32-bpc HDR images
- HDR images in Photoshop
- Manage channels in the Channels panel
- Merge photos into an HDR image
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Color profiles
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Apply painting techniques
- Fill objects, selections, and layers
- Create and fill with patterns
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Brushes and presets
- Get started with brush presets
- Display the Brush Settings panel and brush options
- Create a brush tip from an image
- Create a brush and set painting options
- Select a preset brush
- Create a new preset brush
- Create preset brush groups
- Rename preset brushes
- Delete preset brushes
- Import brushes and brush packs
- Create a textured brush in Photoshop
- Manage presets with the Preset Manager
- Migrate presets from earlier Photoshop versions
- Photoshop presets locations
- Textured and dual brush settings
- Paint with the Brush or Pencil tool
- Configure cursor preferences for painting tools
- Sync presets on multiple devices
- Improve painting and cloning performance
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Draw shapes and paths
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Create shapes
- Drawing tools overview
- Draw shapes
- Modify fill and stroke for shapes
- Draw custom shapes
- Create star shapes
- Add legacy custom shapes
- Modify anchor points on paths
- Count objects in images
- Draw rectangles with the Rectangle tool
- Reshape path segments
- Manage path components in Photoshop
- Manage paths in the Paths panel
- Select paths and path segments
- Set and manage shape stroke options
- Paths in Photoshop
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Draw lines and curves
- Draw a circle, square, or rectangle
- Draw lines and line segments
- Shape, path, and pixel mode options
- Draw an arrow
- Trace images with the Content-Aware Tracing tool
- Draw curves and straight segments
- Draw paths with the Pen tool
- Overview of Pen tool settings
- Understand shapes, paths, and drawing modes
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Create shapes
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Text and typography
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Get started with text
- Add text
- Edit text
- Add bulleted and numbered lists
- Resize text
- Move text
- Copy and paste text
- Change text color
- Set up paragraph formatting
- Rotate text
- Update text layers for vector-based output
- Apply anti-aliasing to a type layer
- Check and correct spelling
- Edit text on a type layer
- Find and replace text
- Rasterize type layers
- Scale and rotate type
- Select and manage fonts
- Type layers and creation
- Text on paths and shapes
- Characters and glyphs
- International text and languages
- Work with Dynamic Text
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Get started with text
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Effects and filters
- Get started with filters
- Smart filters
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Blur and sharpen filters
- Overview of adding blur to images
- Create depth of field with lens blur
- Soften hard edges or reduce detail with the blur tool
- Enhance edge contrast with the Sharpen tool
- Apply path blur effects in the Blur Gallery
- Apply spin blur effects in the Blur Gallery
- Filter effects in Photoshop
- Increase sharpness in image areas
- Use Blur Gallery depth-of-field effects
- Work with Arabic and Hebrew type
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Artistic and stylize filters
- Reshape and distort images with Transform Warp
- Warp a Layer with Cylindrical Transform
- Get precise distortions with Split Warp
- Distort specific image areas with Puppet Warp
- Overview of Liquify filter
- Overview of distortion tools
- Use Liquify to distort an image
- Freeze or thaw areas
- Work with meshes
- Work with backdrops
- Reconstruct distortions
- Replace the sky in images
- Select and manage sky presets
- Enhance images with generative AI filters
- Apply distortion and stylize filters
- Apply texture and surface effects to filters
- Correct lens distortion and perspective
- Reduce image noise and JPEG artifacts
- Apply the Dust & Scratches filter
- Create a custom filter
- Correct wide-angle lens distortion
- Paint in Vanishing Point
- Measure in Vanishing Point
- Vanishing Point in Photoshop
- Define perspective planes in Vanishing Point
- Oil Paint filter settings
- Neural filters
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Quick actions
- Blur image backgrounds
- Add duotone effect to images
- Adjust lighting in images
- Apply Charcoal filter to images
- Apply diffuse glow to images
- Swirling night sky filter
- Woodcut print filter
- Colorize old photographs
- Desaturate image backgrounds to black and white
- Convert images to black and white
- Select backgrounds in images
- Select skies in images
- Select subject in images
- Smooth skin in your images
- Remove JPEG artifacts from images
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Use grids and measurement guides
- Alignment grids and guides
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Measure and scale
- Manage measurement scales
- Manage scale markers
- Use the measurement log for performing measurements
- Measurement data points overview
- Create, edit, and delete data point presets
- Manage measurement logs
- About the measurement scale and scale markers
- Use rulers in Photoshop
- Measure and position with the Ruler tool
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Add video and animation
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Create animation frames
- Create frame-based animations
- Add frames to animations
- Select animation frames
- Edit animation frames
- Unify layer properties in animation frames
- Specify a delay time in frame animations
- Manage layer visibility in animation frames
- Create frames using tweening
- Copy frames with layer properties
- Choose a frame disposal method
- Specify looping in frame animations
- Delete animations
- Configure and navigate the Timeline panel
- Create and manage video layers
- Create images for videos
- Video layers in Photoshop
- Prepare Photoshop images for After Effects
- Paint and clone frames in video layers
- Interpret video footage
- Interpret alpha channels in video footage
- Edit video layer timing and duration
- Timeline panel controls and features
- Supported video and image sequence formats
- Use keyframes
- Organize and manage video groups
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Create animation frames
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Automate tasks
- Create and record actions
- Process a batch of files
- Automation settings and presets
- Data-driven graphics
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Print
- Prepare images for commercial printing
- Prepare your workspace for color printing
- Color profiles for print output
- Create a color trap for commercial printing
- Determine scan resolution for print output
- Position and scale images for printing
- Print images from Photoshop
- Print with color management
- Printing basics in Photoshop
- Save or load a custom soft-proof setup
- Set highlight and shadow target values for press
- Set print output options for commercial press
- Soft-proof for color blindness
- Specify columns for images
- Adjust duotone ink curves
- Adjust duotone Overprint Colors for print
- Prepare duotones for print and export
- Create image clipping paths for transparency
- Prepare images for page-layout programs
- Print color separations
- Print a hard proof
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Share and collaborate
- Collaborate and edit
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Save and export
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Save files
- Save your work
- Save large documents
- Revert to legacy Save As options
- File saving properties and preferences
- macOS image preview options
- Common questions on Photoshop cloud documents
- Save as Photoshop PDF
- Save for Web
- Customize the file format list
- Create slices
- Save and open WebP files in Photoshop
- Save images in TIFF format
- BMP, Cineon, Targa, and Photoshop Raw format options
- Save images in JPEG format
- Slices overview
- Save images in PNG and GIF formats
- Save files in EPS and DCS formats.
- View and edit Slice properties
- PDF does not open automatically after saving on a Mac
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Export files to different formats
- Video and animation export formats
- Enhance animation frames
- Flatten frames into layers
- Export video files or image sequences
- Photoshop file formats overview
- File compression in Photoshop
- Supported file formats in Photoshop
- Image file formats supported in Photoshop
- Export your work using the Quick Export as option
- Fine-tune export settings with Export As
- Export settings and export location preferences
- Export files in different sizes
- Export layers as files
- Export artboards as PDF
- Export artboards as files
- Save and export to cloud
- Generate image assets from layers
- Export color lookup tables
- Export final video using Adobe Media Encoder
- Export video from Photoshop
- Metadata, CSS, and content credentials
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Save files
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App integrations
- Access Adobe Express Templates
- Refine Firefly-generated images
- Transform image to video
- Open Photoshop files in Illustrator
- Work with optional extensions
- Install and manage Marketplace plugins
- Install the ScriptingListener plug-in
- Install textures for the Texturizer filter
- MATLAB document attributes for Photoshop
- Place Photoshop files in InDesign
- Extension descriptions and compatibility
- Set up MATLAB to work with Photoshop
- Share images to Slack from Photoshop
- Share Photoshop work to Trello
- Troubleshoot Photoshop files in InDesign
- Save and manage cloud documents
- Invite others to edit images in cloud documents
- Make cloud documents available offline
- Install and manage plugins using the Plugin Marketplace
- Create a contact sheet
- Create a PDF presentation
- Paste Illustrator artwork as layers
- Illustrator to Photoshop paste limitations
- Paste Adobe Illustrator art into Photoshop
- Place Illustrator files or PDFs in Adobe Photoshop
- Use Photoshop images in Adobe Illustrator
- Use Photoshop layer comps in InDesign
- Photoshop file behavior in InDesign
- Photoshop cloud documents overview
- Photoshop plugins and extensions
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Troubleshoot
- Tools and resources
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Performance and stability issues
- Known issues in Adobe Photoshop on desktop
- Resolve graphics processor (GPU) and graphics driver issues
- Troubleshoot scratch disk full errors in Photoshop
- Memory allocation in Adobe Photoshop
- Fine-tune Adobe Photoshop features for performance
- Adobe Photoshop crashes or freezes on startup
- Fix Adobe Photoshop lag, freezing, and slow performance
- Adobe Photoshop performance optimization basics
- Fix the Generator error when launching Adobe Photoshop
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File and format issues
- Resolve program error while saving files
- Cloud documents file access error
- Adobe Photoshop cannot open supported file formats on macOS
- Unable to create or save a cloud document
- Exported images have incorrect dimensions
- Adobe Photoshop library asset is not editable
- Unable to import Lr photos
- Neural Filters fail to download or run
- Recover damaged or corrupted Photoshop files
- Prevent file loss in Adobe Photoshop
- Fix the Adobe Photoshop invalid document error
- Resolve the invalid JPEG marker error in Adobe Photoshop
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Tool and feature issues
- Photoshop crashes while using bullets and numbers
- Keyboard shortcuts not working
- Limitations while working with Illustrator
- Resolve video rendering issues
- Unexpected tool behavior in Adobe Photoshop
- Tools missing from the toolbar
- Troubleshoot fonts
- Solve Photoshop cloud document errors
- Plugin crashes and errors in Adobe Photoshop
- Capture diagnostic logs for Adobe Photoshop input issues
- Errors using Adobe Photoshop scripts
- Issues while using filters and effects
- Adobe Photoshop crashes, lags, or freezes
- Troubleshoot Photoshop droplets on Windows
- Stock assets fail to update fully
- Text randomly changes or is corrupted
- Plug-in folder locations in Photoshop
- Photoshop for Apple Silicon limitations
- My presets, actions, or plug-ins are missing
- Oil Paint filter is grayed out
- Print settings option unavailable in Print dialog box
- Actions are missing
Tooltips overview
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2026-11-09
Learn about tooltips and how to turn them on or off in Adobe Photoshop.
Tooltips provide helpful information about tools and features. When you hover over a tool, panel option, or icon, a tooltip appears with a short description.
Photoshop provides two types of tooltips.
- Standard tooltips: Display the tool name and keyboard shortcut.
- Rich tooltips: Display a description and a short video of the tool in action.
Manage tooltip settings
By default, the tooltips appear in Photoshop. You can control the display of standard tooltips or rich tooltips.
- To turn off the tooltips, select Edit > Preferences > Tools, then deselect Show Tooltips and Show Rich Tooltips.
- To turn on the tooltips, select Edit > Preferences > Tools, then select Show Tooltips and Show Rich Tooltips.
Show tool groups on hover in the toolbar
When this option is enabled, hovering over a tool slot that contains multiple tools opens a flyout showing all alternate tools in that group. You can also open the flyout by right-clicking or long-pressing the tool slot.
To select a tool from the flyout, hover over the desired tool and click it. The flyout closes automatically when you select a tool, press Escape, or move the pointer away from the toolbar.
To turn this option on or off, select Edit > Preferences > Tools (Windows) or Photoshop > Settings > Tools (macOS), then select or deselect Show Tool Groups on Hover in the Toolbar.
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If Show Rich Tooltips is also enabled, a Rich Tooltip appears for each tool in the flyout after a brief delay.
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