
Learn to open existing Photoshop files and create new canvases with custom sizes and presets for landscape, portrait, print, web, and mobile formats.
Reset the Photoshop workspace to match everyone's screen, then focus on essential panels like layers and history to simplify your setup.
Explore how layers work in Photoshop, from duplicating background layers and using the move and paint tools to arrange, color, and manage multiple images across a layered composition.
Learn how to save and export Photoshop projects for sharing, using save as and save copy to produce jpeg or png and psd for editing.
Master the marquee tool in Photoshop, using rectangular and circular selections, single row and single column options, and layer via copy or layer via cut results.
Master the lasso and selection tools in Photoshop by selecting and copying image parts with the lasso variants, polygonal and magnetic, and the quick, object, and magic wand tools.
Move objects with the move tool to reposition images, duplicate layers, and transform or scale them, while the artboard tool helps manage multiple canvases and export versions efficiently.
Explore the crop tool in Photoshop, resize and crop. Learn about perspective crop, slice tools, and how these options help prepare images for websites, social media, and banners.
Explore the frame tool to insert images into square or circular frames from Adobe Stock, libraries, or local disk, and master the eyedropper, color sampler, ruler, and count tools.
Explore essential Photoshop retouching tools—red eye, spot healing brush, remove, healing, patch, and Content Aware Move—with practical steps to smooth skin and remove unwanted objects.
Master the brush tool in Photoshop to paint with adjustable color, size, and hardness, explore brush types, pencil tool, color replacement, and mixer brush.
Master the Photoshop stamp tool, including clone stamp and pattern stamp, learn origin selection, hardness adjustments, pattern usage, and quick selection or object selection, and practice applying these tools.
Master history brush and eraser tools to restore removed elements, mix colors with the art history brush, and create transparent backgrounds using the background and magic erasers.
Master the gradient tool and paint tool in photoshop to create gradient effects and color fills across layers. Practice editing backgrounds and colors with eraser techniques for refined designs.
Master photo edits using the blur, sharpen, dodge and burn, and smudge tools to brighten eyes and refine details, with guided practice on sample images.
Master the pen tool for creating shapes and making precise selections, using path and direct selection tools, adding or deleting anchors, and exploring freeform and curved pen modes.
Learn to work with Photoshop shape tools, creating rectangle, ellipse, triangle, polygon, line, and custom shapes. Adjust color and stroke on separate layers and practice building shapes from scratch.
Master Photoshop type tools by creating text on images, adjusting fonts, sizes, colors, and spacing, using horizontal and vertical type, type mask tools, clipping masks, and 3D text options.
Master the Photoshop toolbar using the hand, rotate, and zoom tools, customize edit toolbar, set foreground and background colors, paint with the brush, and explore screen modes and mask basics.
Master color effects in Photoshop by using layers and folders, applying solid color, gradient, brightness and contrast, levels, color balance, and LUTs like moonlight.
Learn to use the Photoshop mask tool to hide and reveal image areas, switch between black and white for erase and restore, and refine edges with brush edits.
Explore blending options in Photoshop to enhance text and shapes, adjusting inner and outer bevels, shadows, glows, strokes, gradients, and overlays for various visual effects.
Master removing backgrounds by using quick selection or object selection to isolate the subject, refine with the mask, copy to a new layer, and save as a png with transparency.
Master background blurring in Photoshop by selecting the subject with the selection tool, inverse selection, applying blur filters, and fine-tuning with the spot healing brush before saving a copy.
Change the background by selecting and masking the guy, cut and paste into the Paris background, resize and reposition, adjust colors to match, and apply subtle blurring for realism.
Remove unwanted elements from photos using content-aware fill, lasso and object selection tools, and the stamp tool, while refining selections and maintaining clean edges.
Learn to create a double exposure by combining a subject with another image using selection, mask, clipping mask, and blend modes like darken and screen, plus color adjustments.
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Welcome to "Adobe Photoshop: Master all the Basics in a Weekend!" This course is your fast track to learning the essential tools and techniques of Adobe Photoshop in under 3 hours. Whether you're a complete beginner or someone looking to refresh your skills, this course will guide you through the core features of Photoshop in a simple, step-by-step manner.
In this course, you'll learn how to open and create new files, navigate the Photoshop workspace, and understand how layers work—a fundamental concept in Photoshop. You’ll also get hands-on with the most essential tools, including selection tools like the Marquee and Lasso, the Crop tool, and healing tools. Additionally, we’ll cover advanced editing techniques like removing backgrounds, blurring or changing backgrounds, and manipulating objects to create polished, professional results.
The course is packed with practical activities and assignments to help you apply what you've learned, so by the end of the weekend, you'll be able to confidently edit and enhance images with ease. You’ll also learn how to save your files in different formats, ready for sharing or further editing.
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to quickly master Photoshop, without spending weeks learning the basics. All you need is a computer with Photoshop installed—no prior experience required.