psHow do you cut out a rectangle in a circle? Similar to a steering wheel. 10

1. Open this picture in PS, it is a very regular circle (an ellipse can also be used) to use this method. In the work bar to the left of PS, select the "Ellipse Marquee Tool".

2. At this time, the mouse will change into a cross, drag it on the circle** to make it overlap, (space + click to change the position.) However, sometimes you can't overlap accurately, right-click inside the circle to transform the selection, and a quadrilateral adjustment box will appear.

3. Put the mouse in the middle of one side of the quadrilateral, so that it becomes a two-way arrow for adjustment (try to adjust the selection area to **, so that the cut-out picture has no white edge), and confirm it with the Enter key after adjustment.

4. Operation: Layer - New - Layer through the copy. A new layer appears. Just remove the eyes of the background layer and drag it anywhere. (Transparent background) save the file in png format.

Make a circle first, then create a new layer to make a rectangle, select the rectangular area, then go back to the circle layer, just clear the selected part of the circle, and finally delete the rectangular layer.

It's very simple, I don't know if you mean paths, or graphs.

If you want to add a rectangle to a circle, just select the Rectangle tool, pull out the path, Ctrl+Enter, turn it into a selection, and then delete it.

If you want to make a circle, pull a circle and press Ctrl to click the thumbnail of the circle on the layer panel to get the circle selection, right-click in the selection to select the transform selection, and then hold shift+Alt to zoom in the center of the circle selection.

You can also choose a circular path and add strokes.

There is a custom shape tool in the tool, and after clicking on it, there are many path graphics pulled down from the shape bar on the top. If that's not enough, pull the gear button in the list of custom shapes and click All to add more shapes.

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<>Step 2: Quietly press Ctrl+J to copy the background layer.

Step 3: Select the "Ellipse Marquee Tool" in the left toolbar.

Step 4: Hold down the shift key to create a circular precinct of pre-Jasza lead constituency.

Step 5: Press Ctrl+Shift+I keys to unselect the key.

Step 6: Press the delete key to delete, and the background layer is set to invisible.

Step 7: Ctrl+D keys to cancel the selection and complete the cutout operation.

1. Select the ellipse marquee tool in the toolbox;

2. Use the tool to draw a circle on **, and hold down the shift key to draw a perfect circle;

3. After drawing a circle, press the shortcut key Ctrl+J to copy a circle layer, if you want to use it in other **, you can copy it again.

Use the Ellipse Marquee tool to select the circle you want.

Press Ctrl+C to copy the contents of the selection.

Press Ctrl+V on the other ** to paste.

Draw a circle, your ** is on top, the circle is on the bottom (layer relationship), press alt in the middle of the layer This is the clipping mask, the main function is to mask, and to protect the original image.

If you don't want to deduct the original part, you can drag the original image, and the displayed part will be different.

Use the ellipse marquee tool to select the part you want to pull out, and then select the move tool (shortcut key v), and you can move it.

Box selection and then press the Ctrl and J keys and you're good to go.

There is a magnetic lasso tool in PS that draws a selection between different colors.

1. Unlock the ** layer, and select the "Magnetic Lasso Tool" in the PS software

2. Then within the edge of the shape you want to cut.

edge, tap the left mouse button, and then.

After that, slowly point along the edge of the shape to be cut (note: when you encounter the inflection point of the shape, you should click on it, so that the circled shape will be better) until the whole line becomes closed.

3. Then right-click the mouse, select "Select Reverse", press "Ctrl+X", the desired shape will be cut out, and some corners can be processed slightly.

Note: If the color of the shape you want to buckle is quite different from the color of the ones you don't want, you can use the "Quick Selection Tool", which will be much faster.

Lasso, between which one is selected is the same as the one below.

Then the polygonal lasso tool and the magic wand diagram magnification point can be made of fine pen tools, to be honest, you can't become proficient all at once, you need to use a period of practice.

Use the Lasso tool Eraser to erase out the background.

Yes, use the Pen tool to make a path, and then Ctrl+Enter will turn the closed path into a selection.

**It's all square, you can try to use the png format, the png format is a transparent background, if it is round, you can use the ps's oval to select the celery pin old selection tool to select the bucket silver area, and then.

Then the shortcut key Ctrl+J can delete the other layers, and finally Ctrl+S to save the png format.

This is the shape layer, with the Shape tool.

The second is the clipping mask flag, press Ctrl+Alt+G