Introduce

Photoshop is a professional photo editing software provided by Adobe. Photoshop provides a variety of photo editing tools such as cropping, color matching, and removing objects in the image. Not only that, Photoshop is also used for purposes such as designing website interfaces, designing 3D models, painting, drawing textures or even creating some scratch animation effects in movies.

In everyday life, Photoshop is applied to the fashion industry, creating wedding photos, creating portrait cards, creating products in the field of printing and much more. If you are a photo editor on Photoshop software without knowing the keyboard shortcuts, it is a pity.

It will help you edit faster and more convenient. Right now, let’s take a look at 90 keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop right below!

90 keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop

• CTRL + N (New): Create a new file
• CTRL + O (Open): Open file
• CTRL + ALT + O : Open files from Adobe Bridge
• CTRL + W (Close): Close the file
• CTRL + S (Save): Save the file
• CTRL + SHIFT + S: Save As
• CTRL + ALT + S (Save Copy): Save a copy
• CTRL + P (Print): Print the image
• F1: Helper
• F2 (Cut): Cut object
• F3: Copy
• F4: Paste
• F5: Open the Brush Palette
• F6: Open palette
• F7: Open the layers panel
• F8: Open Pallete Info
• F9: Open Pallete Action
• CTRL + SHIFT + N: Create a new layer
• CTRL + J: Duplicate Layer
• CTRL + SHIFT + J: Cut Layer
• CTRL + G: Create layer group
• CTRL + SHIFT + G: Delete group layer
• CTRL + SHIFT + ]: Move the layer to the top
• CTRL + ]: Move layer up
• CTRL + [: Move layer down
• CTRL + SHIFT + [: Move layer down
• CTRL + E: Merge selected layers
• CTRL + SHIFT + E: Merge all layers
• CTRL + A: Select all
• CTRL + D: Delete selection
• CTRL + SHIFT + D: Reselect selection
• CTRL + SHIFT + I: Invert selection
• CTRL + ALT + D: Blur selection
• CTRL + F: Repeat the last Filter
• CTRL + SHIFT + F: Adjust the opacity of the Brush
• CTRL + L: Table level
• CTRL + SHIFT + L: Auto Level Adjustment
• CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + L: Auto Contrast Adjustment
• CTRL + M: Curves panel
• CTRL + B: Blance Palette
• CTRL + U: Hue / Saturation panel
• CTRL + SHIFT + U: Desaturate Table
• CTRL + I: Island Table
• [: Enlarge the pen
• ]: Sharpen the pen
• CTRL + Z: Return to the previous step
• CTRL + ALT + Z: Go back a few steps
• CTRL + X: Cut
• CTRL + C: Copy
• CTRL + SHIFT + C: Copy Merge
• CTRL + V: Paste
• CTRL + SHIFT + CTRL + V: Paste on
• CTRL + T: Rotate / Resize
• CTRL + SHIFT + T: Repeat Free Transform
• V: Move
• M: Make a selection
• L: Make a free selection
• W: Make selection by color
• C: Crop the image
• J: Undo is not complete
• B: pen strokes
• S: Sampling from 1 image
• Y: Recall the old parameters of the image
• E: Eraser
• G: Fill / Transparency
• O: Darken the image
• P: Create a path. vector
• T: Write the word
• A: Select Path. Vector
• U: Draw basic shapes
• Q: Hand tools
• Z: Zoom in/out
• D: Background
• X: Foreground
• CTRL + I: Change the color on the board
• CTRL + Y: View color CMYK
• CTRL + SHIFT + Y: View color gamut outside of CMYK . system
• CTRL + +: Zoom in
• CTRL + -: Zoom out
• CTRL + 0: View overflow on screen
• CTRL + SHIFT + H: Hide Path
• CTRL + R: Show ruler
• CTRL + : Hide Guides
• CTRL + SHIFT + : Jump with Guides
• CTRL + ALT + :Course Guides
• CTRL + “Show Grid
• CTRL + SHIFT + ‘Jump with Grid’
• Space + Hold left mouse button: It helps you move the desktop to the position you want. It has the same effect as the Hand tool (H). This set of keyboard shortcuts and mice is the most important in Photoshop, forcing you to remember in the process.
• Ctrl + 0: Bring your desktop at any display size equal to the display size of your computer screen.
• Ctrl+J: Is a keyboard shortcut to duplicate the layer. At the same time, this key combination also allows to duplicate part of the layer’s image when there is a selection around that part of the object.

Conclusion

If you do not use keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop, then indeed it proves you are not a master of this software. While the 90 shortcuts we listed above may be overwhelming, you can’t absorb them in one or two right away.

But we firmly believe that when you memorize in just a short time!