CAN YOU GIVE SHORTCUTS TO SOME OF THE MORE COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS IN PHOTOSHOP?

Here is a list of most of the commonly used shortcuts in Photoshop, hoping to bring convenience to friends who often use Photoshop.

Cancel current command: esc;

tool palette: enter;

Palette adjustments: shift tab;

Exit the system: ctrl q;

Get help: f1;

Clipping selection area: F2 Ctrl X;

copy select: f3 ctrl c;

Paste selection area: F4 Ctrl V;

Show or close the brush palette: F5;

Show or close color palette: f6;

Show or close the layer palette: f7;

Show or Close Information Palette: F8;

Show or close the action palette: f9;

Show or close palettes, status bars, and toolboxes: tab;

Select All: Ctrl A;

Invert: shift ctrl i;

Deselect area: ctrl d;

Select area movement: arrow keys;

Convert a layer to a selection area: Ctrl click the working layer;

The selection area moves in 10 pixel increments: shift arrow key;

Copy selection area: Alt arrow keys;

Fill as foreground color: alt delete;

Fill as background color: Ctrl Delete;

Adjust Levels tool: Ctrl L;

Adjust color balance: CTRL B;

Adjust hue saturation: ctrl u;

Free deformation: ctrl t;

Increase the size of the nib: "middle bracket";

Reduce the size of the pen head: "middle bracket";

Select the maximum bit: shift "middle bracket";

Select the smallest bit: shift "middle bracket";

Reuse filter: ctrl f;

Move to front layer: shift ctrl "middle bracket";

Move to the bottommost layer: shift ctrl "middle brackets";

Merge visible layers: shift ctrl e;

Enlarge window: ctrl ".

Zoom out: ctrl".

Enlarge parts: Ctrl spacebar mouse click;

Zoom out: Alt spacebar mouse click;

flip to view: pageup pagedown;

Show or hide rulers: Ctrl R;

Show or hide the dotted line: CTRL H;

Show or hide grid: ctrl".

Open file: ctrl o;

Close file: ctrl w;

File save: ctrl s;

Print file: ctrl p;

Here are the most commonly used, master it well, and your drawing speed will be greatly improved!

Dizzy. See for yourself.

Each menu item says "o" (s).

It's all ah. But with ctrl or alt or something like that.

You can find all the shortcuts in the "shortcuts" command in the Photoshop menu, and you can define them yourself, but generally don't define them yourself (the new custom shortcut function in Photoshop CS), because the software itself is set based on a combination of various factors, and it should be the best setting. It's best to follow the written instructions, which are the most complete, but just remember the most commonly used.

Check out Help. Help is the easiest teacher to ignore!

To create a new one, ctrl+n

If you want to restore n steps, you can use CTRL+ALT+Z

The invert is shift+ctrl+i

Press help f1 to see "keyboard shortcuts", which is super detailed.