Hide the image layer and select the shape on the background Press Cmd/Ctrl+C to copy the photo to the clipboard. With the photo on the layer above the shape, Press Cmd/Ctrl+A to select all Works well for a flattened shape with background showing.
Hold Alt/Option and drag the right side of the triangle to the right.
#Custom shape magic wand how to
( How to combine images in Photoshop)Ĭlick of the fx (2) in the Layer panel and choose Blending Options from the drop down up menu.ĭrag the triangle on the bottom bar (4) to the left.
Place the photo above the shape on a new layer. Here is a shape I drew, black against white. If you are working against a clean shape with a solid background, this method is the fastest. Add (Union)Ī new selection is added to any previous selection(s). This allows multiple areas to be selected at once.Īny other selection tool can be used to make additions.1. This is the default selection mode. Any new selection made will replace any and all previous selection(s). There are five selection modes which alter how successive selections interact. The modes are Replace, Add, Subtract, Intersect and Invert ("xor").Ī mode can be chosen from the Tool Bar or via a keyboard combination (see Keyboard & Mouse Commands). To deselect using the mouse cursor, click the Edit → Deselect menu item or the Deselect icon in the Tool Bar.Ĭlicking anywhere off-canvas with one of the Selection Tools active will also deselect an active selection. To deselect via the keyboard, press Enter or Ctrl + D. To stop using an active selection it needs to be deselected. See Move Tools page for more information. Once a selection has been made, it can be moved, rotated and scaled using the Move Selection tool. When both Mouse Buttons are down, the selection can be dragged around the canvas. Release the second Mouse Button to stop moving the selection and return to normal selection dragging. While dragging out a selection using one of the Shape Selection tools, additionally hold down the second Mouse Button. You can create and move a selection at the same time. To edit an area outside the current selection it is necessary to either add the new area to the selection or to deselect the active selection. This can be used to limit drawing to a specific area of the layer. Once a selection has been created, editing operations (including effects and adjustments) are confined to the active selection. The basic use of these tools is straightforward: click and drag the mouse cursor to create a selection shape. Releasing the mouse button relinquishes editing mode and fixes the selection. The Magic Wand is used to select areas of the active layer that have similar colors.įor more information on how to use this tool, see the Magic Wand Tool section. This tool allows elliptical or circular selections to be made.įor more information on how to use this tool, see the Ellipse Select Tool section. The shape is closed automatically by a straight line linking the current cursor position with the start point.įor more information on how to use this tool, see the Lasso Select Tool section. This tool allows you to draw a freeform selection region where the outer edge of the selection follows the cursor. Use this tool to define a rectangular or square region.įor more information on how to use this tool, see the Rectangle Select Tool section. There are four tools used to select an area within the active layer. Three Shape selection tools and the Magic Wand selection tool.
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