If you’re a complete beginner, this is the best place to start. In this section, you’ll find tutorials on how to open files in Photoshop, how to create new files, how to use tools and panels, how to navigate - zoom and pan.

Learn more with this full guide to the Photoshop Workspace.

A selection lets us isolate part of an image. Once a selection is made, only that part of the image will be affected when we edit it. Photoshop provides several tools and functions to make it easy to make selections.

Find out more about Photoshop’s selection tools here.

In Photoshop, we can scale, rotate, skew, distort, apply perspective, or warp any object or layer that we select. We can also flip vertically and horizontally, repeat transformations and duplicate as we transform.

Read more about Photoshop transformations.

Once you understand and can use Layers, the next logical step is to learn how to use Layer Masks. They allow us to combine images seamlessly and hide parts of images without actually deleting any pixels.

Read more about Layer Masks here.

Photoshop is renowned for its retouching tools. In this guide, I’ll show you how to use retouching tools to heal, repair, clone, change colours and more.

Read the guide to retouching for beginners.

Camera Raw is the photographer’s friend. It lets us make super quick edits to photographs. Those edits are completely reversible and changeable.

Read the Photoshop Beginners Guide To Camera Raw.

Photoshop’s Type tools have been improving with every version. I’ll show you how to use them efficiently and how to create some really cool type effects.

Read the guide to Working With Type in Photoshop.