By Tata Rossi 16 days ago, Photoshop Tips
It often happens that when creating a design, sharp corners in a picture don’t suit your project and you may need to round the edges. Such edges are considered to be more attractive and are often used in logo designs. Rounding corners in Photoshop is very easy, our retouchers have prepared this step-by-step tutorial for those who are faced with such a task.
This method is suitable for beginners who are just getting started with photo editing software. If you’re having trouble with rounding corners in Photoshop or just want to make a new avatar for your social media account with this effect – this three-step method is what you need.
When you need to round corners in Photoshop, first open the Properties window. It is hidden by default. Photoshop hides 60% of its interface and features that a beginner won’t often use. To make Properties visible, go to Window – Properties. A window will appear on your right.
If you have ever used UI design software, the interface of this window will be clear for you. There are four fields in which you can enter the required corner rounding values. You can even make a dialogue cloud equivalent for a comic book just rounding 3 of 4 corners.
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For certain visuals, you can add a stroke of any color inside your frame. Just click on Stroke and choose any color.
If you need to create a design for a button, window, or any other object with rounded corners, use the standard Rectangular Marquee Tool, which is located on the left side of the toolbar or is activated by the M button.
Now you need to create an object of the required size. Keep in mind that you can change it later if needed. Just select an area in the workspace using LMB.
Now, to start rounding corners in Photoshop, you need to click on Select – Modify – Smooth. Unfortunately, there is no handy keyboard shortcut for this action.
After clicking on Smooth, you will see a window in which you can enter the number of pixels by which you want to round corners in Photoshop. I used 30, but you need to take a few trials before you know the pitch at which you will notice a change.
Now you can fill your object with any color using the Fill tool, which you can find on the toolbar, or call it with the G button. Keep in mind, that in some cases this button can activate the Gradient tool.
To make your portrait editing faster, you can use Ps actions. Since skin photo editing is one of the most popular processes in Photoshop, there is plenty of handy tools and add-ons to make this process easier. Try actions and you will see how quickly and easily you can handle the processes that you used to spend a lot of time on.
Of course. In Photoshop, there are often more than 5 ways to do the same action due to the diversity of tools. I have collected the fastest and handiest ones.
Yes, absolutely for all versions, since these methods involve using only the basic tools that were initially available in the program.
Yes, sure. You can create an action by yourself, and then use it on any photo or project with one click.
