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Create amazing photos by combining images.
Creating composite images in Photoshop is surprisingly easy. Combine layers from multiple photos to merge elements and craft a cohesive image. Use tools like Object Selection, Select Subject, Quick Selection and Magic Wand to create an original composite.
Easily add layers to create composite images.
Select and manipulate objects in Photoshop with tools like Object Selection, Select Subject, Quick Selection and Magic Wand.
Object Selection tool.
Use the Object Selection tool in Photoshop to easily select and transfer objects between images. Draw a selection around the object in either rectangular or lasso mode and the tool will automatically select it for you. You can then remove the object and add it to another image.
Select Subject.
Try the Select Subject tool to select the most prominent subject in an image. It will identify the main subject — person, animal, vehicle or something else — and automatically select it for you.
Quick Selection.
Select only part of an image with the Quick Selection tool. Click and drag over the area you want to select. The tool automatically selects similar tones and stops when it finds the image edges.
Magic Wand.
Select images from consistently coloured areas. Once you specify a colour range, the Magic Wand tool will help you to select and remove those areas.
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- Create cutouts
Use tools like Object Selection, Select Subject, Remove background and Magic Wand to cut out targeted areas within an image. - Combine images
Drag each cutout from its canvas into a single new document. - Reposition
Use the Move tool to drag and Transform tool to rotate and scale the objects. - Layer
Rearrange the images’ stacking order in the Layers panel to change which ones are in front or behind. Click the eye icon to hide or show a layer.
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