Adobe Photoshop (macOS) keyboard shortcuts 

Adobe Photoshop (macOS)    

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- Shortcuts
-1
⌘ Cmd + T

Free Transform

3
[

Decrease Brush Size

1
]

Increase Brush Size

2
{

Decrease Brush Hardness

-1
}

Increase Brush Hardness

0
D

Default Foreground/Background colors

0
X

Switch Foreground/Background colors

3
⌘ Cmd + J

New layer via copy

0
↑  Shift + ⌘ Cmd + J

New layer via cut

0
↑  Shift +

(With any selection tool) Add to a selection

0
⌥ Opt +

(Click on brush or swatch) Delete brush or swatch

-1
⌘ Cmd +

Toggle auto-select with move tool

0
Esc

Cancel any modal dialog window (including the Start Workspace)

0
⤶ Enter

Select the first edit field of the tool bar

0
Tab

Navigate between fields

0
Tab + ↑  Shift

Navigate between fields in opposite direction

0
⌥ Opt

Change Cancel to Reset

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⌘ Cmd + F

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0
F1

Start Help

0
F2

Cut

0
F3

Copy

0
F4

Paste

0
F5

Show/Hide Brush panel

0
F6

Show/Hide Color panel

0
F7

Show/Hide Layers panel

0
F8

Show/Hide Info panel

0
⌥ Opt + F9

Show/Hide Actions panel

0
F12

Revert

-1
↑  Shift + F5

Fill

1
↑  Shift + F6

Feather Selection

0
↑  Shift + F7

Inverse Selection

Holding down a key temporarily activates a tool. Letting go of the key returns to the previous tool.
0
↑  Shift

(Press shortcut key while holding Shift) Cycle through tools with the same shortcut key

1
⌥ Opt +

(click on a tool, except Add Anchor Point, Delete Anchor Point, and Convert Point tools) Cycle through hidden tools

0
V

Move tool

0
M

Rectangular Marquee tool

0
M

Elliptical Marquee tool

0
L

Lasso tool

0
L

Polygonal Lasso tool

0
L

Magnetic Lasso tool

0
W

Magic Wand tool

0
W

Quick Selection tool

1
C

Crop tool

1
C

Slice tool

0
C

Slice Select tool

0
I

Eyedropper tool

0
I

Color Sampler tool

0
I

Ruler tool

0
I

Note tool

0
J

Spot Healing Brush tool

0
J

Healing Brush tool

0
J

Patch tool

0
J

Red Eye tool

0
B

Brush tool

0
B

Pencil tool

0
B

Color Replacement tool

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0
B

Mixer Brush tool

0
S

Clone Stamp tool

0
S

Pattern Stamp tool

0
Y

History Brush tool

0
Y

Art History Brush tool

0
E

Eraser tool

0
E

Background Eraser tool

0
E

Magic Eraser tool

0
G

Gradient tool

0
G

Paint Bucket tool

0
O

Dodge tool

0
O

Burn tool

0
O

Sponge tool

0
P

Pen tool

0
P

Freeform Pen tool

0
T

Horizontal Type tool

0
T

Vertical Type tool

0
T

Horizontal Type mask tool

0
T

Vertical Type mask tool

0
A

Path Selection tool

0
A

Direct Selection tool

0
U

Rectangle tool

0
U

Rounded Rectangle tool

0
U

Ellipse tool

0
U

Polygon tool

0
U

Line tool

0
U

Custom Shape tool

0
H

Hand tool

0
R

Rotate View tool

0
Z

Zoom tool

0
D

Default Foreground/Background colors

0
X

Switch Foreground/Background colors

0
Q

Toggle Standard/Quick Mask modes

0
J

Content-Aware Move tool

0
C

Perspective Crop tool

0
V

Artboard tool

0
R

Rotate View tool

0
/

Toggle Preserve Transparency

0
{

Decrease Brush Hardness

0
}

Increase Brush Hardness

0
,

Previous Brush

1
.

Next Brush

0
<

First Brush

0
>

Last Brush

0
Control + Tab

Cycle through open documents

0
↑  Shift + ⌘ Cmd + `

Switch to previous document

0
↑  Shift + ⌘ Cmd + W

Close a file in Photoshop and open Bridge

0
Q

Toggle between Standard mode and Quick Mask mode

0
F

Toggle (forward) between Standard screen mode, Full screen mode with menu bar, and Full screen mode

0
↑  Shift + F

Toggle (backward) between Standard screen mode, Full screen mode with menu bar, and Full screen mode

0
Space + F

Toggle (forward) canvas color  (or Control + click canvas background and select color)

0
Space + ↑  Shift + F

Toggle (backward) canvas color

1

(Double-click the hand tool) Fit image in window

0

(Double-click the zoom tool) Magnify 100%

0
⌘ Cmd + 1

Magnify 100%

0
Space

Switch to Hand tool (when not in text-edit mode)

0
↑  Shift +

Simultaneously pan multiple documents with Hand tool

0
⌘ Cmd + Space

Switch to Zoom In tool

0
⌥ Opt + Space

Switch to Zoom Out tool

0
Space +

Move Zoom marquee while dragging with the Zoom tool

0
↑  Shift + ⤶ Enter

(In Navigator panel zoom percentage box) Apply zoom percentage, and keep zoom percentage box active

0
⌘ Cmd +

(Over preview in Navigator panel) Zoom in on specified area of an image

0
H +

(Hold the mouse button) Temporarily zoom into an image

0
Space +

Scroll image with Hand tool

0
Page Up

Scroll up 1 screen

0
Page Down

Scroll down 1 screen

0
Page Up

Scroll up 10 units

0
Page Down

Scroll down 10 units

0
Home

Move view to upper-left corner

0
End

Move view to lower-right corner

0
\

Toggle layer mask on/off as rubylith (layer mask must be selected)

0
*Using

puppet warp

0
Esc

Cancel completely

0
⌘ Cmd + Z

Undo last pin adjustment

0
⌘ Cmd + A

Select all pins

0
⌘ Cmd + D

Deselect all pins

0
↑  Shift +

Select multiple pins

0
↑  Shift +

Move multiple selected pins

0
H

Temporarily hide pins

0
Esc

Cancel completely

0
⌘ Cmd + Z

Undo last pin adjustment

0
⌘ Cmd + A

Select all pins

0
⌘ Cmd + D

Deselect all pins

0
↑  Shift +

Select multiple pins

0
↑  Shift +

Move multiple selected pins

0
H

Temporarily hide pins

0
⌘ Cmd + ⌥ Opt + R

Open the Refine Edge dialog box


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Program name: Adobe Photoshop (macOS) Adobe Photoshop (macOS) (Imaging)

Web page: adobe.com/products/photoshop.h...

Last update: 16/06/2020 08:24 UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 83%

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Updated: Ba'zi yorliqlar qo'shildi. (2 updates.) 12/05/2020 17:16:41 Yangi dastur qo'shildi.
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