how to stretch something in photoshop?

Extending an object in Photoshop is a two step process. The first step is to select the object you want to extend and then use the Transform command to change the object’s size, shape, or position.
The second step is to use the Free Transform command to change the object’s shape and position.

There are a few ways to stretch a section of a picture. One way is to use the Free Transform tool in Photoshop. Another way is to use the Warp tool in Illustrator.

Open the image in Photoshop. Select the part of the image you want to stretch. Click on the “Stretching” button (it looks like a hand with a plus sign). Choose the size you want the stretched image to be.

Shift F5 is used to toggle between the front and back views in Photoshop.

To stretch an image without distortion, you can use the Image Size command in Photoshop. To do so, open the Image Size dialog box by selecting Image > Image Size. In the dialog box, set the Width and Height values to the size you want the image to be stretched to, and then click OK.

There are a few ways to stretch an image in Photoshop. One way is to use the Content-Aware Scale tool. This tool uses a algorithm to determine how much each pixel in the image should be stretched. You can also use the Free Transform tool and use the Scale option to stretch the image.

Ctrl + J is the shortcut for “J” key in Photoshop.

Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on a Mac) is the keyboard shortcut for the “Kill” command in Photoshop. This command automatically deletes the selected area of your photo.

In Photoshop, Ctrl Shift D is the shortcut for the “Duplicate Layer” command.

Ctrl Shift Alt E is the shortcut for the Edit menu item “Edit Image…”.

Shift Ctrl N (Windows) or Command-N (Mac) copies the current layer’s content to the new layer.

F12 usually opens the Help menu in Photoshop.