Open Photoshop and click “File” in the top left corner. Select “Open” and find the first image you want to open. Click “Open” and the image will appear in Photoshop. Repeat these steps to open the second image.

Open Photoshop and click “File” in the top left corner. Select “Open” and find the first image you want to open. Click “Open” and the image will appear in Photoshop. Repeat these steps to open the second image.

Open Photoshop.
Go to File > Open.
Navigate to the image you want to open and click Open.
The image will open in Photoshop.

To open another file in Photoshop, go to File > Open. Select the file you want to open and click Open.

The shortcut key to open an image in Photoshop is Ctrl + O.

There are a few reasons why you might not be able to open a photo in Photoshop. The most common reason is that you don’t have Photoshop installed on your computer. Another reason could be that the photo is in a format that Photoshop doesn’t support.

Ctrl  J is a keyboard shortcut that duplicates a layer in Photoshop.

Ctrl Shift Alt E is an keyboard shortcut in Photoshop that merges all of the open documents into a single document.

Ctrl M is the keyboard shortcut for the Merge Visible command in Photoshop. This command merges all of the layers in the current document into a single layer.

Ctrl D is the keyboard shortcut for “Duplicate Layer.” It creates a copy of the current layer, which you can then edit independently.

Alt is the keyboard shortcut for the “Select All” command in Photoshop. This command selects all of the pixels in the active layer or document.

The CTRL D keyboard shortcut is used to quickly save a document in Microsoft Word.

Ctrl P is the keyboard shortcut for printing a document in Photoshop.

Ctrl F5 is a keyboard shortcut that refreshes the current document or image in Photoshop.

Ctrl Shift E is a keyboard shortcut that saves a copy of the current document as a PDF.