Custom Shapes in Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Photoshop | Tutorials Point

Custom Shapes in Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Photoshop | Tutorials Point In this video, you'll learn how to draw Custom shapes in Adobe Photoshop, and then, we'll focus on each shape tool. You'll learn how to use the Different Shapes tool in Photoshop, Here are some properties of Shapes, Mode: The mode option sets a mode such as Shape, Path, and Pixels for the Shape tool. Fill: The fill option lets fill any color to shape. Stroke: It strokes the shape by defining any color. Width and height: This option is used to specify the width and height of the shape manually. Path operations: The path operation defines the way your shapes interact with other shapes. Path alignment: The path alignment option specifies the alignment and distributes shape components. Path arrangement: The path arrangement option specifies the stacking order of shape. Additional shape and path options: The additional shape and path option tool is look as a gear icon. It allows us to set the additional shape and path options. Useful Keys & Techniques for Drawing a Shapes Some keys are very useful while drawing shapes. These keys let us draw a shape properly. Shift key: The Shift key is a very useful key while drawing shapes. It has several different uses; for example, To draw horizontal or vertical lines. To create a square using the rectangle tool. Hold the Shift Key while drawing a rectangle; it will create a square. To create a circle using the ellipse tool (Hold the Shift key while drawing an ellipse). To create a proportional polygon using the polygon tool (Hold the Shift Key). While drawing a custom shape, holding the shift key ensures that the shape retains the width to height Photoshop comes with the ability to draw and edit vector shapes easily. You can also convert your vector shape to a raster or pixel-based shape