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Indexed Color in Photoshop, Explained

Wondering why the layer that normally says “Background” now says “Index?” Here’s everything you need to know.

Published September 22, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How to Password-Protect a Photoshop PSD File

Let’s go through the process of how to protect your Photoshop PSD file from prying eyes.

Published September 21, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

When Photoshop Won’t Let You Save as JPEG, Do This

Learn how to save your file as JPEG/JPG in Photoshop and how to troubleshoot it when you can’t.

Published September 21, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How to Fix All Caps Text in Photoshop (With Screenshots)

Can’t get Adobe Photoshop to stop capitalizing every letter you type in the text tool? This guide will help.

Published September 21, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Does Photoshop EPS Have Layers?

The long answer short is yes… but you can’t edit the layers of a Photoshop EPS file in Photoshop. So here’s what else you need to know.

Published September 20, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

It’s 2025. Is It Still Worth Learning Photoshop?

They say that to master the creative process, you need to learn how Photoshop works. Is that still the case, though?

Published September 20, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Can You Buy Photoshop Permanently?

Adobe Photoshop is the best photo editing software on the planet. If you’re not a fan of subscriptions, can you buy it once and use it forever?

Published September 19, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Can You Stop Photoshop From Rasterizing?

We answer your most vexing questions about importing, editing, and exporting vector files in Adobe Photoshop.

Published September 19, 2022By Dim Nikov
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How to Unmerge in Photoshop

Did you merge two layers accidentally—or not—in Photoshop? Here’s how to unmerge them so you can get back to editing as usual.

Published June 9, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How to Make a GIF Loop in Photoshop

Make your GIFs play indefinitely, or repeat for a certain number of times, in Adobe Photoshop. This tutorial shows you how.

Published June 5, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How to Share a .Psd File With Somebody Else

Want to share your design project before it’s live? Here’s how to send a .Psd file to a colleague or client.

Published May 19, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Your Questions About .Psd Files, Answered

Do you have questions about Adobe Photoshop’s .psd files? Because we have answers!

Published May 18, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Can You Open .Ai Files in Photoshop?

Yes, you can. There are two ways to make this happen, and one of them is better than the other.

Published May 18, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

How Much RAM Do You Need For Photoshop?

How Much RAM Do You Need For Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop is a RAM hog! Here’s how much RAM you need if you want it to run smoothly.

Published May 10, 2022By Editorial Team
Categorized as Photoshop

How to Deselect in Photoshop (For Beginners)

So you selected something in Photoshop and, now, you’re having a hard time deselecting it? Hint: It’s easier than you probably think.

Published May 3, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Photoshop, UX & Design

Photoshop: Does It Use CPU or GPU?

When it comes to Photoshop, which is more important: the processor or the graphics card? Here’s everything you need to know.

Published March 30, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Apps & How-to's, Photoshop

How to Center Text in Photoshop

The simple, no-frills guide to centering text in Photoshop, for every type of text layer.

Published March 16, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Apps & How-to's, Photoshop

How to Get Rid of Artboards in Photoshop

Don’t like the new artboards in Adobe Photoshop? Here’s how—and to what extent—you can get rid of them.

Published March 16, 2022By Jim Stonos
Categorized as Apps & How-to's, Photoshop

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