How to make rounded corners in Photoshop

Clean, sleek, new designs often use a rounded corner effect for their pictures. While this can be done by web designers with CSS alterations, we can also do it for images outside of websites using Photoshop.

There really aren’t too many steps to this so you should get it completed in no time.

Tools we’ll be using

• Crop Tool
• Rounded Rectangle Tool
• Move

Removing Acne In Photoshop

One of the top searches I find for Photoshop tutorials is how to clean up the face. This is made easy with some simple tools. This post will be a written example of this video.

Tools we’ll be using

• Patch Tool
• Clone Stamp Tool
• Lasso Tool

Whiten Teeth In Photoshop

Yellow teeth can oftentimes ruin a photo. With just a few simple tools you can change dull-colored teeth to bright, pearly whites. Follow the guide below to find out how and see the result at the bottom.

Put an Image Over Another in Photoshop

Learn how to make a background transparent so an image can be placed over another. Combining images together almost always requires removing the background before anything else is done. This will isolate the image or object in question, allowing for easy transfer and it can even look very real. Take a look at how we morphed two faces together to create a new person by removing the background of the selection before transferring.
Today we’ll look at two simple clipart images to show the fundamental routine one goes through to isolate a picture and combine it with another.

Remove the Background From Any Image Using Photoshop

Photoshop makes removing images a breeze. The only issue with doing so is ensuring the selection for removal doesn’t include the non-removable items. More specifically, making sure the image doesn’t look odd when extracting its background is a little difficult. Nonetheless, we’ll take a look at how this is done.