Resource: Photoshop 5-CS3 Shortcut Cheat Sheets (MAC + PC)
I found this little gem on Digg.com other day and, sadly enough, it’s only received 5 Diggs in 48hrs, so I felt obligated to inform. It’s always nice to find a cheat sheet, and even better when it includes both Mac and PC versions, But I was truly amazed to find Photoshop Shortcut Cheat Sheets for every version back to Photoshop 5! For Both Platforms (PDF). If you like to improve your workflow or just learn more in general about Photoshop, you should download the cheat sheet for your version, or at least bookmark the site. www.morris-photographics.com Thanks Morris! Designers are always looking to save time.
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Cheers BittBox!! Love the site, keep up the good work!
Love your tutorials and freebies!
Very cool! These will be helpful with workflow, for sure! :-)
Wow, he put a lot of work into those!
Here’s a shortcut question that I’ve always wanted solved… when you have more than one file open in Photoshop, is there a keyboard shortcut that switches between them? Instead of always going up to Window > and selecting the file you want to bring to the front.
Anyone know?
@Steve
If you’re on a Mac, you can use Expose, in System Preferences and assign a hotkey to show all windows of the current application. I use F2 :)
~Bitt
@BittBox, Steve
Command+` works to cycle through local windows in Mac apps. It works in Illustrator, InDesign. The only app i’ve found it doesn’t work in is unfortunately Photoshop. Weird, and annoying.
now that is a superior database
It’s so many times I have this question.
Photoshop undo: Ctrl+Z (only one undo) for more undo: Ctrl+Shift+Z
BUT the problem is the Wacom Intuos3 “Express Key” doesn’t accept this command.
How can I do to customize my express key with Ctrl+Shift+Z ??
Thanks in advance
I dont think he made those. I swear I have seen them before, straight from adobe.
@Bitt
Good idea, hadn’t thought about that. I automatically always try the cmd ~ shortcut.
Steve,
Had to post just to tell you…
CTRL+TAB to cycle through files in Photoshop ;)
Works in CorelDRAW too.
And thanks BittBox!
Steve,
Also look at the Window > Arrange menu and try Cascade or Tiling. When you see one you like, assign a keyboard shortcut to it. Tiling is a great way to navgate a busy collection of documents.
Jennifer
Regarding this comment, above:
“I dont think he made those. I swear I have seen them before, straight from adobe.”
Adobe used to supply a limited number of shortcuts in the form of a cheat sheet, but it wasn’t a complete list, and I don’t think it’s included anymore.
I do indeed create these cheat sheets myself, and I also add several more keys using (almost?) all the remaining free keys (which isn’t too many).
Anyway, I’m glad people find this a useful resource!
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I am in desperate need of a place to get help not just more tutorials on Photoshop. I am a new user and I can’t get the healiang brushes to work. I get a circle and a + sign and as I move my brush the area under the circle duplicates the area under the + sign. Is there a way to blog for help?