Ctrl Commands For Mac
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*Mac Command Shortcuts List
*Ctrl Commands
Excel Shortcuts - List of the most important & common MS Excel shortcuts for PC & Mac users, finance, accounting professions. Keyboard shortcuts speed up your modeling skills and save time. Learn editing, formatting, navigation, ribbon, paste special, data manipulation, formula. In Mac OS X, you could also use the Modifier keys dialog to swap the functions of the Ctrl and Command keys, if you like. This would make your Mac’s keyboard shortcuts work more like the keyboard shortcuts on a Windows PC. The Command and Option keys may seem a bit foreign, but everything works fairly similarly on a Mac. Keyboard shortcuts allow you to quickly complete commands and functions without using a mouse. Many of the shortcuts that use the Ctrl key on a Windows keyboard also work with the Control key in Excel 2016 for Mac. However, not all do. The shortcuts in this article refer to the US keyboard layout. Reset SMC: Shut down your Mac, and then press and hold the left-side Shift (⇧)—Control (⌃)—Option keys along with the Power (⎋) button, all at the same time, until the computer turns on. Now release the keys and then turn your Mac back on using the power button. Other keyboard shortcuts are available after your Mac has started up.Safari User Guide
Here are shortcuts you can use, in addition to those that appear in Safari menus.Webpages
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Scroll up, down, left, or right
Press the arrow keys.
Scroll in larger increments
Press Option while you press an arrow key.
Scroll down a screen
Page Down
Space bar
Scroll up a screen
Page Up
Shift–Space bar
Scroll to the top-left or bottom-left corner of the page
Command–Up Arrow or Home
Command–Down Arrow or End
Highlight the next item on a webpage
Tab highlights the next text field or pop-up menu. Tab also highlights buttons and other controls if “Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls” is selected in the Shortcuts pane of the Keyboard pane of System Preferences.
Option-Tab highlights the same items as Tab plus all other clickable items.
To swap the behavior of Tab and Option-Tab, turn on “Press Tab to highlight each item on a webpage” in the Advanced pane of Safari preferences.
Show all tabs
Shift-Command-
Open a page in a new tab
Command-click a link
Command-click a bookmark
Command-Return after typing in the Smart Search field.
Open a page in a new tab, and make that tab the active tab
Shift-Command-click a link
Shift-Command-click a bookmark
Shift-Command-Return after typing in the Smart Search field.
Make the next tab the active tab
Control-Tab or Shift-Command-]
Make the previous tab the active tab
Control-Shift-Tab or Shift-Command -[
Select one of your first nine tabs
Command-1 to Command-9
Close all tabs except for one
Option-click the Close button on the tab you want to leave open
Reopen the last tab or window you closed
Shift-Command-T
See a list of your recently visited pages by name
Hold down the Back or Forward button until the list appears
See a list of your recently visited pages by web address (URL)
Press Option and hold down the Back or Forward button until the list appears
Go to your homepage
Command-Home key
While typing in the Smart Search field, restore the current webpage address
Esc
Close Reader
Esc
Exit full-screen view
Esc
Download a linked file
Option-click a link to the file
Open a downloaded file
Double-click the file in the downloads list
Zoom website content
Press Command-Plus Sign (+) or Command-Minus Sign (-)
Zoom website text
Press Option while you choose View > Make Text Bigger or View > Make Text SmallerReading List
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Show or Hide the Reading List sidebar
Control-Command-2
Add the current page
Shift-Command-D
Add a linked page
Shift-click a link to the page
Remove a page
Control-click the page summary in the sidebar, then choose Remove Item.
You can also swipe left over the page summary, then click Remove. Or, swipe all the way to the left until the page summary disappears.BookmarksMac Command Shortcuts List
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Add a bookmark to the Favorites bar
Click the Smart Search field to show the page’s full address and its icon, then drag the icon to the Favorites bar
Open all bookmarks from a folder in the Favorites bar
Command-click the folder in the Favorites bar
Move a bookmark on the Favorites bar
Drag the bookmark left or right
Remove a bookmark from the Favorites bar
Drag the bookmark off the top of the barBookmarks sidebar and bookmarks view
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Show or Hide the Bookmarks sidebar
Control-Command-1
Select bookmarks and folders in the sidebar
Command-click each bookmark and folder
Shift-click to extend the selection
Select the next bookmark or folder
Up Arrow or Down Arrow
Open the selected bookmark
Space bar
Open the selected folder
Space bar or Right Arrow
Close the selected folder
Space bar or Left Arrow
Change the name or address of a bookmark
Select the bookmark, then press Return
You can also force click the bookmark
Cancel editing a bookmark name in the sidebar
Esc
Finish editing a bookmark name
Return
Create a folder containing the selected bookmarks and folders in bookmarks view
Option-click the New Folder button near the top-right corner
Delete a bookmark
Control-click the bookmark, then choose DeleteSee alsoApple Support article: Mac keyboard shortcutsTake screenshots or screen recordings on MacPhotoshop keyboard shortcuts cheat sheet, a free spreadsheet download, plus a tutorial on how to create and modify your own keyboard shortcuts!
In part one of the series, I gave instructions on how to setup a custom workspace that suits your preferences and workflow style.
Now that you know how to work efficiently with customized workspaces, we will now look at a way to work efficiently with Photoshop keyboard shortcuts.
Photoshop’s Keyboard Shortcuts allows users the ability to quickly access tools, functions and effects without scrolling for them through menus, “more options” fly out panels and Tool Bar icons.
Some people consider mastery of Keyboard Shortcuts essential for professional imaging artists and believe that it’s mandatory to memorize and use them.
However, there are hundreds of them; a daunting task, plus most artists’ brains are visually oriented; they like to see and click on things and it’s perfectly acceptable to do so.
That being said, mastering Keyboard Shortcuts that are relevant to the style of work at hand speeds up workflow and eliminates the monotony of repetitive seeking and clicking.
In this article I am providing the ones most commonly used by photographers who use Photoshop to adjust and retouch their images.
I’m also confining the shortcuts to those that consist of 2-3 keys because I like to assign multiple key shortcuts to a Function key or as an option on my Wacom tablet.
To download all of the below shortcuts in a free spreadsheet, just click here.Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
When going for Keyboard Shortcuts that access specific tools and panels, press the first key and quickly the other as if you were playing a piano.
When using them to affect the way a tool or function is working, hold the key while accomplishing the task.For File HandlingCommandWindowsMacOpen a file from a folderCtrl + OCommand + OSave a file with a new name (Save As)Shift + Ctrl + SShift + Command + SSave a file with new updates (Save)Ctrl + SCommand + SClose a fileCtrl + WCommand + WClose a file and open BridgeShift + Ctrl + WShift + Command + WMake a new blank file / File NewCtrl + NCommand + NFor File NavigationCommandWindowsMacFit image on screenCtrl + 0Command + 0Zoom inCtrl +Command +Zoom outCtrl –Command –View / Hide extrasCtrl + HCommand + HDrag image with Hand ToolSpacebar dragSpacebar dragFit image in windowDouble click Hand ToolDouble click Hand ToolRotate filePress and hold R and use stylus*Press and hold R and use stylus*Reset rotationPress and hold R and choose reset from Main Menu Bar*Press and hold R and choose reset from Main Menu Bar*Toggle screen modes forwardFFToggle screen modes reverseShift + FShift + F
* The Rotate Tool in the Tool Bar can be selected with Shift + R, but it requires another Keyboard Shortcut to get back to the Hand Tool, so pressing and holding the R key is generally faster.For Image AdjustmentsCommandWindowsMacImage / Adjust / LevelsCtrl + LCommand + LImage / Adjust / CurvesCtrl + MCommand + MImage / Adjust / Hue SaturationCtrl + UCommand + UImage / Adjust / Color balanceCtrl + BCommand + BImage / Invert (also with layers and masks)Ctrl + ICommand + IAccept image adjustmentEnterReturnCancel window without changeEscapeEscape
The above shortcuts apply the change to the selected layer as an all over adjustment.
To apply adjustments over the selected layer with the option to use Layer Masks, opacity, etc, select adjustment options from the Adjustment button located at the bottom of the Layers Window.
It looks like a circle, half white and half black.Working With LayersCommandWindowsMacNew Layer with window optionsShift + Ctrl + NShift + Command + NGroup layersCtrl + GCommand + GUngroup layersShift + Ctrl + GShift + Command + GMerge selected layer downCtrl + ECommand + ECreate / Remove Clipping MaskAlt + Ctrl + GOption + Command + GAdd Layer Mask – Reveal AllClick on Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. It looks like a square with a circle in the middle of it.Click on Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. It looks like a square with a circle in the middle of it.Add Layer Mask – Hide AllAlt + click on the Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers Window.Option + click on the Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers Window.Invert Layer MaskCtrl + ICommand + INew Layer via Copy from a selectionCtrl + JCommand + JNew Layer via Cut from a selectionShift + Ctrl + JShift + Command + JNudge what is on a layer by pixelsMove Tool – use arrows on keyboardMove Tool – use arrows on keyboardTransform what is on a layerCtrl + TCommand + TDistort Transformation BoxHold Ctrl and stretchHold Command and stretchRotate Transformation BoxDrag up and down outside the boxDrag up and down outside the boxAdjust size while constraining proportionHold Shift and use corner pointsHold Shift and use corner pointsChange rotation axis pointMove center point to the area you want to rotate aroundMove center point to the area you want to rotate aroundAccept TransformationEnterReturnCancel TransformationEscapeEscapeWorking With SelectionsCommandWindowsMacSelect AllCtrl + ACommand + ADeselectCtrl + DCommand + DReselectShift + Ctrl + DShift + Command + DSelect / InverseShift + Ctrl + IShift + Command + ISelect All LayersShift + Ctrl + AShift + Command + AConstrain Marquee to a squareHold down Shift and dragHold down Shift and dragConstrain Elliptical to a circleHold down Shift and dragHold down Shift and dragDraw Selection from the centerHold down Alt and dragHold down Option and dragConstrain and draw from centerHold down Shift and Alt and dragHold down Shift and Option and dragAdd to a selectionHold down Shift and add what you wantHold down Shift and add what you wantRemove part of a selectionHold down Alt and draw the part you wish to removeHold down Option and draw the part you wish to removeNudge selection by pixelsArrow Keys – up, down, right, leftArrow Keys – up, down, right, leftSelect Multiple Layers ContiguouslyHold down Shift + select the top and bottom onesHold down Shift + select the top and bottom onesSelect Multiple Layers non ContiguouslyHold Ctrl + click on each oneHold Command + click on each oneUse Lasso tool over large areaHold down Alt while drawingHold down Option while drawingCLICK HERE to download a spreadsheet of these Photoshop shortcuts. Includes info on how to set up a custom workspace in Photoshop.Working With BrushesCommandWindowsMacConstrain Brush Tool to a straight lineHold down Shift and click pointsHold down Shift and click pointsIncrease Brush SizeBracket key – right oneBracket key – right oneDecrease Brush SizeBracket key – left oneBracket key – left oneCtrl CommandsChoose Brush Opacity by %Number keys (1=10%, 2=20% etc)Number keys (1=10%, 2=20% etc)Undo the last thing doneCtrl + ZCommand + Z
The tools located in the Vertical Tool Bar may also be accessed using Keyboard Shortcuts, or by just clicking on the one you want visually.
Many of these tool boxes contain multiple options within that may be scrolled through just by repeatedly clicking the Keyboard Shortcut for that tool.Photoshop Tool ShortcutsCommandWindows/MacMove Tool BoxVMarquee Tool BoxMLasso Tool BoxLQuick Selection Tool BoxWCrop and Slice Tool BoxCEyedropper Sampler Ruler Tool BoxIHealing Brush Tool BoxJBrush Tool BoxBClone Stamp Tool BoxSHistory Brush Tool BoxYEraser Tool BoxEGradient Fill Tool BoxGDodge Burn Tool BoxOPen Tool BoxPText Tool BoxTPath Selection Tool BoxAShapes Tool BoxUHand ToolHRotate ToolRDefault Color Box to black and whiteDExchange foreground and background colorsX
When you are learning to use Keyboard Shortcuts, take it easy! Don’t try to learn them all at once; master a few of them and then add a few more.
I’d suggest starting with easy navigation shortcuts, like:
*Zoom In
*Zoom Out
*Fit on Screen
*File Save
*File Close
*Toggle Screen Mode (I suggest working in Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar)
Then add:
*Brush Opacity
*Brush Size
*New Layer
*New Layer via Copy
*Add Layer Mask
*Edit / Transform
*Add Adjustment Layer
From there, add more according to the tools and functions you use the most.Create/Modify Your Own Custom Photoshop Shortcuts
If you want to modify an existing Photoshop shortcut or create custom Photoshop shortcuts for commands that have no default shortcut, follow the instructions below:
In Photoshop, go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts, or hit Alt + Shift + Ctrl + K (a shortcut to access the shortcut!)
Within the Keyboard Shortcuts window, choose a shortcut type from the “Shortcuts For:” drop down menu.
*Application Menus: Customize keyboard shortcuts for items in the menu bar
*Panel Menus: Customize keyboard shortcuts for items in panel menus
*Tools: Customize keyboard shortcuts for tools in the toolbox
Once you find the command that you want to create/modify, click on the blue arrow to view the existing shortcuts.
To modify – click on an existing shortcut and you’ll be able to modify it with your own personalized shortcut.
To create – click on the blank space next to a command and you’ll be able to create your own personalized shortcut.
If you want to undo a change, press the undo button, or Ctrl + Z.
Once you’re finished with customizing your own shortcuts, click on the OK button and it will save into the Photoshop Defaults set.
If you want to create your own set (not save into the Photoshop Defaults set), simply click on the save icon on the top and you’ll be able to name and save your personalized set.These shortcuts + a bonus post on setting up a custom Photoshop workspace. Click here to download.Closing Thoughts
Keyboard Shortcuts are designed to help you cut down on the time spent navigating the software so you can concentrate on the creative part of imaging.
Don’t feel like a dummy if you don’t know them all – the important part of digital imaging is the beautiful results you produce with your imagination and mastery of the tools and functions to create art.
Keyboard Shortcuts just help you get there a little faster!
Jane Conner-ziser is an award winning photographer, digital artist, premier educator and independent consultant. With over 25 years of experience, 19 of them in digital imaging and evolving technologies, the techniques Jane developed for facial retouching and enhancement and portrait painting from photographs are widely emulated by photographers and digital artists worldwide through her classes, online training and educational products. You can learn more on her website.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o8h1i
https://diarynote.indered.space
*Mac Command Shortcuts List
*Ctrl Commands
Excel Shortcuts - List of the most important & common MS Excel shortcuts for PC & Mac users, finance, accounting professions. Keyboard shortcuts speed up your modeling skills and save time. Learn editing, formatting, navigation, ribbon, paste special, data manipulation, formula. In Mac OS X, you could also use the Modifier keys dialog to swap the functions of the Ctrl and Command keys, if you like. This would make your Mac’s keyboard shortcuts work more like the keyboard shortcuts on a Windows PC. The Command and Option keys may seem a bit foreign, but everything works fairly similarly on a Mac. Keyboard shortcuts allow you to quickly complete commands and functions without using a mouse. Many of the shortcuts that use the Ctrl key on a Windows keyboard also work with the Control key in Excel 2016 for Mac. However, not all do. The shortcuts in this article refer to the US keyboard layout. Reset SMC: Shut down your Mac, and then press and hold the left-side Shift (⇧)—Control (⌃)—Option keys along with the Power (⎋) button, all at the same time, until the computer turns on. Now release the keys and then turn your Mac back on using the power button. Other keyboard shortcuts are available after your Mac has started up.Safari User Guide
Here are shortcuts you can use, in addition to those that appear in Safari menus.Webpages
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Scroll up, down, left, or right
Press the arrow keys.
Scroll in larger increments
Press Option while you press an arrow key.
Scroll down a screen
Page Down
Space bar
Scroll up a screen
Page Up
Shift–Space bar
Scroll to the top-left or bottom-left corner of the page
Command–Up Arrow or Home
Command–Down Arrow or End
Highlight the next item on a webpage
Tab highlights the next text field or pop-up menu. Tab also highlights buttons and other controls if “Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls” is selected in the Shortcuts pane of the Keyboard pane of System Preferences.
Option-Tab highlights the same items as Tab plus all other clickable items.
To swap the behavior of Tab and Option-Tab, turn on “Press Tab to highlight each item on a webpage” in the Advanced pane of Safari preferences.
Show all tabs
Shift-Command-
Open a page in a new tab
Command-click a link
Command-click a bookmark
Command-Return after typing in the Smart Search field.
Open a page in a new tab, and make that tab the active tab
Shift-Command-click a link
Shift-Command-click a bookmark
Shift-Command-Return after typing in the Smart Search field.
Make the next tab the active tab
Control-Tab or Shift-Command-]
Make the previous tab the active tab
Control-Shift-Tab or Shift-Command -[
Select one of your first nine tabs
Command-1 to Command-9
Close all tabs except for one
Option-click the Close button on the tab you want to leave open
Reopen the last tab or window you closed
Shift-Command-T
See a list of your recently visited pages by name
Hold down the Back or Forward button until the list appears
See a list of your recently visited pages by web address (URL)
Press Option and hold down the Back or Forward button until the list appears
Go to your homepage
Command-Home key
While typing in the Smart Search field, restore the current webpage address
Esc
Close Reader
Esc
Exit full-screen view
Esc
Download a linked file
Option-click a link to the file
Open a downloaded file
Double-click the file in the downloads list
Zoom website content
Press Command-Plus Sign (+) or Command-Minus Sign (-)
Zoom website text
Press Option while you choose View > Make Text Bigger or View > Make Text SmallerReading List
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Show or Hide the Reading List sidebar
Control-Command-2
Add the current page
Shift-Command-D
Add a linked page
Shift-click a link to the page
Remove a page
Control-click the page summary in the sidebar, then choose Remove Item.
You can also swipe left over the page summary, then click Remove. Or, swipe all the way to the left until the page summary disappears.BookmarksMac Command Shortcuts List
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Add a bookmark to the Favorites bar
Click the Smart Search field to show the page’s full address and its icon, then drag the icon to the Favorites bar
Open all bookmarks from a folder in the Favorites bar
Command-click the folder in the Favorites bar
Move a bookmark on the Favorites bar
Drag the bookmark left or right
Remove a bookmark from the Favorites bar
Drag the bookmark off the top of the barBookmarks sidebar and bookmarks view
Action
Shortcut or gesture
Show or Hide the Bookmarks sidebar
Control-Command-1
Select bookmarks and folders in the sidebar
Command-click each bookmark and folder
Shift-click to extend the selection
Select the next bookmark or folder
Up Arrow or Down Arrow
Open the selected bookmark
Space bar
Open the selected folder
Space bar or Right Arrow
Close the selected folder
Space bar or Left Arrow
Change the name or address of a bookmark
Select the bookmark, then press Return
You can also force click the bookmark
Cancel editing a bookmark name in the sidebar
Esc
Finish editing a bookmark name
Return
Create a folder containing the selected bookmarks and folders in bookmarks view
Option-click the New Folder button near the top-right corner
Delete a bookmark
Control-click the bookmark, then choose DeleteSee alsoApple Support article: Mac keyboard shortcutsTake screenshots or screen recordings on MacPhotoshop keyboard shortcuts cheat sheet, a free spreadsheet download, plus a tutorial on how to create and modify your own keyboard shortcuts!
In part one of the series, I gave instructions on how to setup a custom workspace that suits your preferences and workflow style.
Now that you know how to work efficiently with customized workspaces, we will now look at a way to work efficiently with Photoshop keyboard shortcuts.
Photoshop’s Keyboard Shortcuts allows users the ability to quickly access tools, functions and effects without scrolling for them through menus, “more options” fly out panels and Tool Bar icons.
Some people consider mastery of Keyboard Shortcuts essential for professional imaging artists and believe that it’s mandatory to memorize and use them.
However, there are hundreds of them; a daunting task, plus most artists’ brains are visually oriented; they like to see and click on things and it’s perfectly acceptable to do so.
That being said, mastering Keyboard Shortcuts that are relevant to the style of work at hand speeds up workflow and eliminates the monotony of repetitive seeking and clicking.
In this article I am providing the ones most commonly used by photographers who use Photoshop to adjust and retouch their images.
I’m also confining the shortcuts to those that consist of 2-3 keys because I like to assign multiple key shortcuts to a Function key or as an option on my Wacom tablet.
To download all of the below shortcuts in a free spreadsheet, just click here.Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
When going for Keyboard Shortcuts that access specific tools and panels, press the first key and quickly the other as if you were playing a piano.
When using them to affect the way a tool or function is working, hold the key while accomplishing the task.For File HandlingCommandWindowsMacOpen a file from a folderCtrl + OCommand + OSave a file with a new name (Save As)Shift + Ctrl + SShift + Command + SSave a file with new updates (Save)Ctrl + SCommand + SClose a fileCtrl + WCommand + WClose a file and open BridgeShift + Ctrl + WShift + Command + WMake a new blank file / File NewCtrl + NCommand + NFor File NavigationCommandWindowsMacFit image on screenCtrl + 0Command + 0Zoom inCtrl +Command +Zoom outCtrl –Command –View / Hide extrasCtrl + HCommand + HDrag image with Hand ToolSpacebar dragSpacebar dragFit image in windowDouble click Hand ToolDouble click Hand ToolRotate filePress and hold R and use stylus*Press and hold R and use stylus*Reset rotationPress and hold R and choose reset from Main Menu Bar*Press and hold R and choose reset from Main Menu Bar*Toggle screen modes forwardFFToggle screen modes reverseShift + FShift + F
* The Rotate Tool in the Tool Bar can be selected with Shift + R, but it requires another Keyboard Shortcut to get back to the Hand Tool, so pressing and holding the R key is generally faster.For Image AdjustmentsCommandWindowsMacImage / Adjust / LevelsCtrl + LCommand + LImage / Adjust / CurvesCtrl + MCommand + MImage / Adjust / Hue SaturationCtrl + UCommand + UImage / Adjust / Color balanceCtrl + BCommand + BImage / Invert (also with layers and masks)Ctrl + ICommand + IAccept image adjustmentEnterReturnCancel window without changeEscapeEscape
The above shortcuts apply the change to the selected layer as an all over adjustment.
To apply adjustments over the selected layer with the option to use Layer Masks, opacity, etc, select adjustment options from the Adjustment button located at the bottom of the Layers Window.
It looks like a circle, half white and half black.Working With LayersCommandWindowsMacNew Layer with window optionsShift + Ctrl + NShift + Command + NGroup layersCtrl + GCommand + GUngroup layersShift + Ctrl + GShift + Command + GMerge selected layer downCtrl + ECommand + ECreate / Remove Clipping MaskAlt + Ctrl + GOption + Command + GAdd Layer Mask – Reveal AllClick on Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. It looks like a square with a circle in the middle of it.Click on Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. It looks like a square with a circle in the middle of it.Add Layer Mask – Hide AllAlt + click on the Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers Window.Option + click on the Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers Window.Invert Layer MaskCtrl + ICommand + INew Layer via Copy from a selectionCtrl + JCommand + JNew Layer via Cut from a selectionShift + Ctrl + JShift + Command + JNudge what is on a layer by pixelsMove Tool – use arrows on keyboardMove Tool – use arrows on keyboardTransform what is on a layerCtrl + TCommand + TDistort Transformation BoxHold Ctrl and stretchHold Command and stretchRotate Transformation BoxDrag up and down outside the boxDrag up and down outside the boxAdjust size while constraining proportionHold Shift and use corner pointsHold Shift and use corner pointsChange rotation axis pointMove center point to the area you want to rotate aroundMove center point to the area you want to rotate aroundAccept TransformationEnterReturnCancel TransformationEscapeEscapeWorking With SelectionsCommandWindowsMacSelect AllCtrl + ACommand + ADeselectCtrl + DCommand + DReselectShift + Ctrl + DShift + Command + DSelect / InverseShift + Ctrl + IShift + Command + ISelect All LayersShift + Ctrl + AShift + Command + AConstrain Marquee to a squareHold down Shift and dragHold down Shift and dragConstrain Elliptical to a circleHold down Shift and dragHold down Shift and dragDraw Selection from the centerHold down Alt and dragHold down Option and dragConstrain and draw from centerHold down Shift and Alt and dragHold down Shift and Option and dragAdd to a selectionHold down Shift and add what you wantHold down Shift and add what you wantRemove part of a selectionHold down Alt and draw the part you wish to removeHold down Option and draw the part you wish to removeNudge selection by pixelsArrow Keys – up, down, right, leftArrow Keys – up, down, right, leftSelect Multiple Layers ContiguouslyHold down Shift + select the top and bottom onesHold down Shift + select the top and bottom onesSelect Multiple Layers non ContiguouslyHold Ctrl + click on each oneHold Command + click on each oneUse Lasso tool over large areaHold down Alt while drawingHold down Option while drawingCLICK HERE to download a spreadsheet of these Photoshop shortcuts. Includes info on how to set up a custom workspace in Photoshop.Working With BrushesCommandWindowsMacConstrain Brush Tool to a straight lineHold down Shift and click pointsHold down Shift and click pointsIncrease Brush SizeBracket key – right oneBracket key – right oneDecrease Brush SizeBracket key – left oneBracket key – left oneCtrl CommandsChoose Brush Opacity by %Number keys (1=10%, 2=20% etc)Number keys (1=10%, 2=20% etc)Undo the last thing doneCtrl + ZCommand + Z
The tools located in the Vertical Tool Bar may also be accessed using Keyboard Shortcuts, or by just clicking on the one you want visually.
Many of these tool boxes contain multiple options within that may be scrolled through just by repeatedly clicking the Keyboard Shortcut for that tool.Photoshop Tool ShortcutsCommandWindows/MacMove Tool BoxVMarquee Tool BoxMLasso Tool BoxLQuick Selection Tool BoxWCrop and Slice Tool BoxCEyedropper Sampler Ruler Tool BoxIHealing Brush Tool BoxJBrush Tool BoxBClone Stamp Tool BoxSHistory Brush Tool BoxYEraser Tool BoxEGradient Fill Tool BoxGDodge Burn Tool BoxOPen Tool BoxPText Tool BoxTPath Selection Tool BoxAShapes Tool BoxUHand ToolHRotate ToolRDefault Color Box to black and whiteDExchange foreground and background colorsX
When you are learning to use Keyboard Shortcuts, take it easy! Don’t try to learn them all at once; master a few of them and then add a few more.
I’d suggest starting with easy navigation shortcuts, like:
*Zoom In
*Zoom Out
*Fit on Screen
*File Save
*File Close
*Toggle Screen Mode (I suggest working in Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar)
Then add:
*Brush Opacity
*Brush Size
*New Layer
*New Layer via Copy
*Add Layer Mask
*Edit / Transform
*Add Adjustment Layer
From there, add more according to the tools and functions you use the most.Create/Modify Your Own Custom Photoshop Shortcuts
If you want to modify an existing Photoshop shortcut or create custom Photoshop shortcuts for commands that have no default shortcut, follow the instructions below:
In Photoshop, go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts, or hit Alt + Shift + Ctrl + K (a shortcut to access the shortcut!)
Within the Keyboard Shortcuts window, choose a shortcut type from the “Shortcuts For:” drop down menu.
*Application Menus: Customize keyboard shortcuts for items in the menu bar
*Panel Menus: Customize keyboard shortcuts for items in panel menus
*Tools: Customize keyboard shortcuts for tools in the toolbox
Once you find the command that you want to create/modify, click on the blue arrow to view the existing shortcuts.
To modify – click on an existing shortcut and you’ll be able to modify it with your own personalized shortcut.
To create – click on the blank space next to a command and you’ll be able to create your own personalized shortcut.
If you want to undo a change, press the undo button, or Ctrl + Z.
Once you’re finished with customizing your own shortcuts, click on the OK button and it will save into the Photoshop Defaults set.
If you want to create your own set (not save into the Photoshop Defaults set), simply click on the save icon on the top and you’ll be able to name and save your personalized set.These shortcuts + a bonus post on setting up a custom Photoshop workspace. Click here to download.Closing Thoughts
Keyboard Shortcuts are designed to help you cut down on the time spent navigating the software so you can concentrate on the creative part of imaging.
Don’t feel like a dummy if you don’t know them all – the important part of digital imaging is the beautiful results you produce with your imagination and mastery of the tools and functions to create art.
Keyboard Shortcuts just help you get there a little faster!
Jane Conner-ziser is an award winning photographer, digital artist, premier educator and independent consultant. With over 25 years of experience, 19 of them in digital imaging and evolving technologies, the techniques Jane developed for facial retouching and enhancement and portrait painting from photographs are widely emulated by photographers and digital artists worldwide through her classes, online training and educational products. You can learn more on her website.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o8h1i
https://diarynote.indered.space
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