Distort a Picture in Photoshop CS6
Edited by Freya, Amanda, Eng
You're watching VisiHow. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can distort an image in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7. To begin, you should have a document open, either a new one or an existing one. I have already done this.
Steps
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Navigate to the right-hand side
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Make sure to select the layer that needs to be worked with. We don't want to accidentally free transform a background layer.
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Press "Ctrl" and "T" on the keyboard
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This is free transform. It brings up an edge to the layer, with squares along it. Let's make our layer smaller.
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Position the mouse over a corner square
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It should change to a diagonal line with arrows pointing from each end.
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Click, hold, and drag inwards to make the layer smaller
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Click, hold, and drag inwards from another corner if desired
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Release when happy.
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Right-click on the image
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The image looks the same at first glance.
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Click, hold, and drag outwards from one of the squares on the layer's border
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It will distort the image. We can affect the perspective if we want, or it can help us fit the image to a shape, like maybe we're editing the image on a TV screen or something.
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Click, hold, and drag outwards from more squares to experiment
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We can use the corners, but also the middle squares. The middle squares pull the whole edge.
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When happy, click the checkmark icon near the top right-hand side of the work area
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Alternatively, click the icon directly to the left, which is shaped like a circle with a line through it. This takes us back without saving anything.
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