您可以保存本文并在需要时将其用作备忘单，而无需记住所有必要的Photoshop快捷键。(Photoshop)请记住，在大多数情况下，Windows(shortcuts for Windows)和Mac用户的快捷方式是相同的。但在某些情况下，它们可能有所不同。如果是，本文将列出这两种变体。适用于 macOS 的内容将显示在括号中。
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在Photoshop(Photoshop)中进行快速、简单的选择非常简单。但选框(Marquee)工具的功能远不止简单的拖动和选择。使用它可以选择图像或整个图形中的单个元素。做出正确的选择后，您可以轻松地将其复制、剪切并粘贴到另一个位置、文档甚至图层中。
以下是一些常用的选框(Marquee)工具快捷键。但首先，按键盘上的 M 选择该工具。
The Marquee Tool
Windows
macOS
Toggle between Slice Tool and Slice Selection Tool
Adobe Photoshop iѕ one of the most роwerful design and graphics programs available, but it can be tricky to learn all the tips and tricks that make your editing tasks easier and faster. That’s why knowing Adobe Photoshop keyboard shortcuts is essential! Keyboard shortcuts allow you to bypass endlеss clicks аnd mеnu navigation, streаmlining your workflow so you cаn get more work done іn less time.
Instead of memorizing all the necessary Photoshop shortcut keyboards, you can save this article and use it as a cheat sheet whenever needed. Keep in mind that in most cases shortcuts for Windows and Mac users are the same. But in some cases, they can be different. If they are, the article will list both variations. The one for macOS will be displayed in parentheses.
Before you start working in Photoshop, you might want to prepare the image or the canvas. This will help you enhance your workflow. Preparing a Photoshop document should be second nature to you if you often use the software, but using keyboard shortcuts saves time. Instead of wasting time finding the right tools, press a few buttons on your keyboard to change image size, zoom in or out, and scale your image. Here are the most basic shortcuts that’ll help you prepare your work in Photoshop:
Preparing Your Work
Action
Windows
macOS
Change Image Size
CTRL + Alt + i
Command + Option + i
Change Canvas Size
CTRL + Alt + c
Command + Option + c
Zoom In
CTRL + +
Command + +
Zoom Out
CTRL + –
Command + –
Scale Proportionately
Hold Shift while selecting an object
Scale in Place
Hold shift + alt (option) while selecting an object
Show Rulers
CTRL + r
Command + r
Show/Hide the Grid
CTRL + ‘
Command + ‘
Selecting Tools
The tools with which you work in Photoshop come in groups. Each tool group has different functions. For example, under the Object Selection group, you’ll have options to make a quick selection, or to use a magic wand tool.
Each tool has a keyboard shortcut, and here’s the list of the most commonly used ones:
Note: These quick shortcuts are the same for Windows and macOS users.
The Brush Tool
The brush is one of the most commonly used tools in Adobe Photoshop for obvious reasons.
Use these shortcuts to change the brush size, shape, and transparency of the brush strokes.
The Brush Tool
Increase size
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Decrease size
[
Increase brush hardness
}
Decrease brush hardness
{
Select previous or next brush style
, or .
Display precise crosshair for brushes
Capslock Also Shift + Capslock
Toggle airbrush option
Shift + Alt + p (Shift + Option + p on Mac)
The Marquee Tool
Making quick and simple selections in Photoshop is easy. But the Marquee tool is capable of so much more than a simple drag and select. Use it to select individual elements in your image or the entire graphic. After making a proper selection you can easily copy, cut, and paste it into another place, document, or even layer.
Here are some of the commonly used Marquee tool shortcuts. But first, press M on your keyboard to select the tool.
The Marquee Tool
Windows
macOS
Toggle between Slice Tool and Slice Selection Tool
CTRL
Command
Draw square slice
Shift + drag mouse
Shift + drag mouse
Draw from center outwards
Alt + drag mouse
Option + drag mouse
Draw square slice from center outwards
Shift + Alt + drag mouse
Shift + Option + drag mouse
Reposition the slice while creating it
Spacebar + drag mouse
Spacebar + drag mouse
Blending Options
Blending modes will improve the looks of your graphics or image you are working on. They determine how the colors blend between the layers. Some of the blending options make subtle changes, while others can drastically change the visual impression of your graphics.
To select the blending option go to Photoshop’s top bar menu and select Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options.
Alternatively, you can double-click any layer and that will bring up the options for that particular layer. You’ll find blending options there.
Once you open the blending options, you can use the following shortcuts. But don’t forget to first select the move tool (v) and then click on the layer you want to manipulate with blending options.
Blending Options
Windows
macOS
Toggle different blending modes
Shift + + and Shift + –
Shift + + and Shift + –
Normal mode
Shift + Alt + n
Shift + Option + n
Dissolve
Shift + Alt + i
Shift + Option + i
Darken
Shift + Alt + k
Shift + Option + k
Lighten
Shift + Alt + g
Shift + Option + g
Multiply
Shift + Alt + m
Shift + Option + m
Overlay
Shift + Alt + o
Shift + Option + o
Hue
Shift + Alt + u
Shift + Option + u
Saturation
Shift + Alt + t
Shift + Option + t
Luminosity
Shift + Alt + y
Shift + Option + y
Working with Layers and Objects
Manipulating certain objects in your graph, or even multiple layers can be daunting work. But these shortcuts make it all seem so easy. These are also some of the most commonly used shortcuts in Photoshop by both professionals and those who are just starting out.
Manipulating Objects and Layers
Windows
macOS
Select all objects
CTRL + a
Command + a
Deselect selected objects
CTRL + d
Command + d
Inverse the selection
Shift + CTRL + i
Shift + Command + i
Select all layers
CTRL + Alt + a
Command + Option + a
Merge all layers
CTRL + Shift + e
Command + Shift + e
Select top layer
Alt + .
Option + .
Select bottom layer
Alt + ,
Option + ,
Select next layer down or up
Alt + [ or ]
Option + [ or ]
Move target layer down or up
CTRL + [ or ]
Command + [ or ]
Move selected layer to the bottom or top
CTRL + Shift + [ or ]
Command + Shift + [ or ]
Create a new layer
Shift + CTRL + n
Shift + Command + n
New layer via copy
CTRL + j
Command + j
New Layer via cut
CTRL + Shift + J
Command + Option + j
Group selected layers
CTRL + g
Command + g
Ungroup selected layers
CTRL + Shift + g
Command + Shift + g
Merge and flatten selected layers
CTRL + e
Command + e
Merge selected layers on top of the other layers
Control + Shift + Alt + e
Command+ Shift+ Option + e
Free Transform objects
CTRL + t
Command + t
Undo last action
CTRL + z
Command +z
Undo multiple last actions
CTRL + Alt + z
Command + Option + Z
Saving Your Photoshop Document
Finally, let’s see which shortcuts you can use to save your work in Photoshop. It won’t matter if you finished it or not. You can always return to your work if you save it as a Photoshop (PSD) file.
Save your Photoshop Work
Windows
macOS
Save as
CTRL + Shift + s
Command + Shift + s
Save for Web and Devices
CTRL + Shift + Alt + s
Command + Shift + Option + s
Even if you’re a beginner at using this software, taking the time to learn and practice these important key commands can really pay off in significantly reducing the time it takes to adjust intricate images. Don’t worry if it takes time to remember a certain shortcut though – practice makes perfect!
