Getting to know the Photoshop Interface

The Photoshop Interface

Here's what the Photoshop interface looks like once we've opened an image.

Adobe Photoshop CC Interface Preview

The Documents Windows

The Document window is the enormous territory in the focal point of the interface where the picture is shown. It's likewise where we alter the picture. The genuine zone where the picture is obvious is known as the canvas. The dull territory encompassing the picture is the pasteboard. The pasteboard doesn't generally fill a need other than to occupy in the space around the picture when the picture itself is too little to even think about filling the whole Document window:

The Document Window Preview the Image

The Document Tab

At the highest point of the Document window is the report's tab. The tab shows the name and record sort of the archive ("M.Daniyal  (1).PNG") and its present zoom level (16.7%). The tab is likewise how we switch between archive windows when we have more than one picture open in Photoshop. We'll become familiar with working with various archives in another exercise.

The Document Window Tab Preview