Photoshop is a layer-based editing program.

What this means is that for each action you take, a new layer is created. This makes it easier to edit the image and ensures that even if you make a mistake, it won’t ruin the entire project. The program comes packed with tools that can adjust color tones, add texture, filters, text, hundreds of fonts, magic wands - the list just goes on and on. There is no point in getting into a “how to use Photoshop” tutorial in this post, as there are entire books written on the subject. I will say that, for most questions you might have, YouTube will have some helpful videos that will help with basic editing and photo touch-ups. This is a basic overview of some Photoshop features. I’ll get into more details in the Special Tools section below. Perhaps one of the most essential features of Photoshop is using layers to create your project. It not only gives you complete control over every aspect of your work but allows you to treat each object as an independent object.

This means you can change colors, opacity, add borders, and easily move each object without affecting anything else on the page. Additionally, if you make a mistake, you only need to correct the one layer and not worry about the entire file.

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