how do i undo a step in photoshop?

In Photoshop, you can undo a previous step by pressing Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on a Mac). This will undo the last step that you took.

Removing steps in Photoshop is easy. Just follow these simple steps:
Open the image you want to edit.
Select the step you want to remove.
Press the Delete key on your keyboard.
Save the image.

If you did something by accident and want to undo it, you can use the undo function on your computer or phone. If you want to undo a change that you made on purpose, you might be able to go back in time with a time machine.

The keyboard shortcut key to undo a single step in Photoshop is Ctrl + Z.

Ctrl+T creates a Free Transform bounding box around the selected layer or object. This allows you to scale, rotate, and distort the object using handles on the bounding box.

Ctrl M is the shortcut to open the Curves dialog box in Photoshop. Curves is a powerful tool for adjusting the tonal range of an image.

Ctrl J creates a duplicate layer of the selected layer.

Ctrl C is the keyboard shortcut for copying an image or selection in Photoshop.

Ctrl Alt G is a keyboard shortcut used in Photoshop that toggles the visibility of the grid.

Ctrl D is the keyboard shortcut for “duplicate layer.” This shortcut will create a copy of the current layer, which you can then edit as you please.

Ctrl Shift Alt E is a keyboard shortcut in Photoshop that merges all the layers in the current document into a single layer.

Ctrl Shift D is a keyboard shortcut that can be used in Microsoft Word to duplicate the current document.

Ctrl U is used to desaturate an image. This means that all of the color is removed, leaving a black and white image.

Ctrl F is a keyboard shortcut that can be used to quickly find text on a computer screen.