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Use Ctrl+Alt+Shift in Windows or Command+Option+Shift on a Mac while you're loading Photoshop if you want to go back to the default settings and user interface.

This shortcut also allows you to duplicate a merged layer.

Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E in Windows or Command+Option+Shift+E on a Mac allows you to keep all of your layers but merge them so that you can convert them into a flattened layer.

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Use Command+I on a Mac or Ctrl+I in Windows to invert parts of a layer when you invert colors of a layer mask.

It can also change the opacity and fill of the tool if you're using a drawing tool.

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Using Shift plus any numeric key changes opacity and fills a selected layer.Press two numbers quickly to set transparency to other numbers, like 56 percent. To sharpen it more keep pressing Control (Mac: Command) + J to make. Pressing the 0 key returns the selection to 100 percent opacity. There is an easy way to create blurry or out-of-focus text in Photoshop using Layer.

For example, pressing the 1 key reduces the opacity to 10 percent.

Pressing a number key when an object is selected increases or decreases opacity by 10 percent.

Use Ctrl+Alt+Backspace in Windows or Command+Delete on a Mac to fill from the active history state.

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So, which of these shortcuts were new to you? Or perhaps you already knew all of them? Are there any other useful, but less known shortcuts you use regularly? Feel free to share them in the comments below. If you’ve made too many mistakes and want to start over, you can revert the image by pressing the F12 key. To bring them back, just repeat the process. Hold Alt/Option key and click on the eye icon of the layer to hide all layers except the one you clicked on. To get rid of them, press Ctrl/Cmd + A to select the entire text, and then press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Alt/Option + H. When you create a text box and add text to it, you may have the hyphens when words continue in the next row. If you select the tool or enter a window you don’t want, just press the Esc key to get out of it. Press it as many times as you want to duplicate the subject. Now, when you want to duplicate this object and keep the same angle of rotation, press Ctrl/Cmd + Alt/Option + Shift + T. Change the rotation to the angle you want, press Enter, and this will move the object to the position you chose. Press Ctrl/Cmd + H to bring back the hidden guides Press Ctrl/Cmd + T to transform the object you want to duplicate and move the pivot point to the center of the large circle. This shortcut is useful for creating a design where you’ll fill something around the circle (like a watch). This way Photoshop will bring you back to the tool you were using before, in this case, the Burn Tool. The trick to automatically get back to the Burn Tool is this: when you’re done zooming/rotating, release the mouse first and then release the keyboard key. If you hold R key and click and drag to rotate, when you release the mouse and the R key, Photoshop will stay at the Rotate Tool. While you’re using a tool (let’s say it’s Burn Tool), you may need to rotate the image. This brings up the feather selection window so you can enter the feather radius. If you have made the selection and want to add the feather to it, press Shift + F6. If you want to toggle to the opposite direction, press Shift + Spacebar + F. If you want to toggle between canvas colors, hit Spacebar + F.

Also, pressing Ctrl/Cmd + 1 zooms to 100%. When you hit Ctrl/Cmd + 0, you will be able to see them. You can also use this when you are transforming an object, and you can’t see the corner handles. If you want to fit the image to screen, press Ctrl/Cmd + 0. So if this happens, remember that the solution is simple. Jesus admits this gave him so much trouble when he first faced it, that he thought his Photoshop was broken when he saw the brush size preview was missing. If it happens that your Brush tool doesn’t have the size preview, press Caps Lock key and you’ll bring it back. To undo this, just press the same key again. Now the adjustments will be applied only to the opaque pixels, and the transparent ones will be locked.

Now, if you want to add any adjustments to this area without affecting the transparent pixels, press the forward slash ( /) key and start making the adjustments. Create a new layer and paint with this color. Select the Brush tool and choose the color you want. Now, if you don’t want to waste your time to create the selection again, press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + D to bring back the last active selection, so you can work within it again. Press Ctrl/Cmd +D to deselect and work on the rest of the photo. Create the selection and adjust it as you like.