Open two or more photos in Photoshop Elements.
Photo projects help you create professional-looking photo books, greeting cards, photo calendars, photo collages, CD/DVD jackets, and CD/DVD labels in a jiffy. The Create button, available in the upper-right corner of the Photoshop Elements window, lists the available photo projects in Photoshop Elements.
Photo projects are saved in the Photo Projects Format (.pse) format. You can print the photo projects on your home printer, save to your hard drive, or share via email.
If you are creating large photo projects with many pages, you will need at least 1 GB of RAM for optimum performance.
Create great photo collages easily to make memories last.
Perform the following steps in Elements 2019 release to create a photo collage:
Open two or more photos in Photoshop Elements.
You can also select photos in Elements Organizer. A maximum of 8 photos can be selected to create a photo collage.
Click Create > Photo Collage.
Based on the number of open photos, an attractive collage is automatically created. Using intelligent auto-crop, the most prominent part of the photo (face) is focused and placed in the collage frames.
(Optional) Select a layout for your photo collage.
The layout suggestions are displayed based on the number of photos in your collage. You can choose a layout across four categories: Landscape, Portrait, Facebook Cover, and Instagram.
(Optional) Add, remove, replace, and swap photos from your collage.
When you add or remove a photo from your collage, a new layout is automatically applied on the collage.
(Optional) Double-click on a photo to display the heads-up-display (HUD). Use the HUD to rotate your photo left or right, zoom in or out, replace the photo, or you can also delete the photo. Once you have made the desired changes, click the green check mark to commit your changes.
(Optional) Click Graphics in the lower-right corner to choose a background or a frame. Double-click on the desired background or frame to apply it on your collage.
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the photo collage:
Do one of the following to print the photo collage:
Perform the following steps in Elements 2018 and earlier releases to create a photo collage:
Select Create > Photo Collage.
Do the following in the Photo Collage dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the photo collage:
Do one of the following to print the photo collage:
If a photo used in the photo collage is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the photo collage. However, you can still save the project.
Photo books are great keepsakes for your memories. With various size and theme options, Photoshop Elements makes it easy to create photo books.
Select Create > Photo Book.
Do the following in the Photo Book dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the photo book:
.Do one of the following to print the photo book:
If a photo used in the photo book is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the book. However, you can still save the project.
Create your own greeting cards in a few easy steps.
Select Create > Greeting Card.
Do the following in the Greeting Card dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the greeting card:
Do one of the following to print the greeting card:
If a photo used in the greeting card is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the greeting card. However, you can still save the project.
Showcase your photos by creating photo calendars with Photoshop Elements.
Select Create > Photo Calendar.
Do the following in the Photo Calendar dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the calendar:
Do one of the following to print the calendar:
If a photo used in the calendar is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the calender. However, you can still save the project.
Photoshop Elements lets you create disc jackets (covers) for a CD and DVD case.
Do the following:
Do the following in the dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the CD/DVD jacket:
Do one of the following to print the CD/DVD jacket:
If a photo used in the CD/DVD jacket is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the CD/DVD jacket. However, you can still save the project.
Photoshop Elements lets you create adhesive disc labels for CDs and DVDs, or labels for printable CDs and DVDs, using an inkjet printer.
Select Create > CD/DVD Label.
Do the following in the CD/DVD Label dialog box and click OK:
The project opens with following options in the lower-right corner:
Do the following:
(Optional) Click Advanced Mode or Basic Mode to set the mode in which you want to view and modify the photos you want to work with.
In the Basic mode, you can add text and move text or graphics.
In the Advanced mode, you get the complete toolbox and layer option. You can use the options to retouch the images and edit layers.
Do one of the following to save the CD/DVD jacket:
Do one of the following to print the CD/DVD label:
If a photo used in the CD/DVD label is moved from its original location in your computer, you cannot print the CD/DVD label. However, you can still save the project.
Slideshows are a fun way to share media files. With Photoshop Elements, you can customize slideshows with music clips, clip art, text, and even voice narration.
When you create a slideshow, Photoshop Elements opens the Elements Organizer for further processing. See Creating slideshow for details.
For a video about slideshows, see www.adobe.com/go/lrvid913_pse_en
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