Uses of Tools in Photoshop

Photoshop is a versatile software with various tools for image editing and manipulation.

Some common tools and their uses include:

• Brush Tool : Used for painting, drawing, and adding color to images.
• Clone Stamp Tool : Copies pixels from one area to another, helpful for removing                                               imperfections.
• Eraser Tool : Erases pixels from an image or layer.
• Selection Tools (Marquee, Lasso, Magic Wand) : Used to select specific areas for editing                                                                               or manipulation.
• Crop Tool : Crops and trims an image to a desired size or aspect ratio.

• Text Tool : Adds and edits text to images.
• Pen Tool : Creates paths and shapes with precise control.
• Gradient Tool : Applies gradients of color to an image.
• Blur and Sharpen Tool : Adjusts the focus of an image by either blurring or sharpening it.
• Dodge and Burn Tool : Lightens (dodge) or darkens (burn) specific areas of an image.

• Healing Brush and Spot Healing Brush Tools : Removes blemishes and imperfections by                                                                          blending surrounding pixels.
• Adjustment Tools (Levels, Curves, Hue/Saturation) : Alters color, tone, and contrast of an                                                                                    image.
• Move Tool : Moves selections or layers within an image.
• Eyedropper Tool : Samples colors from an image for use in other parts of the project.
• Shape Tool : Creates geometric shapes like rectangles, ellipses, and polygons.

These are just a few examples of the many tools available in Photoshop, each serving specific purposes to help you achieve your desired image editing results.