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1. #ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP UPDATE#
2. #ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP PLUS#
3. #ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP WINDOWS#

While the iPhones or other mobile devices may have shorter widths and longer heights, iPads or tablets are more in both height and width. If you’re making games for mobile, you will need to keep in mind how the game will look on a variety of mobile devices since they have different screen sizes. You can also share the objects in your Libraries with other people through Adobe cloud sync.

#ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP UPDATE#

So making changes to it, it will update the content of that layer in every document it is placed.

If we place a layer in libraries and take it out into a document, it will become a smart object. After creating a layer, you can add it to the library by clicking on the + sign and hitting Graphic.

#ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP WINDOWS#

If it's not there, you can activate it from the Windows menu on the top bar.

The window/tab is found in the same area where Properties lie. Libraries can be used across any document. There is another way to do this by using the Libraries. Resizing the smart object will not affect its resolution which will be helpful for scaling the designs for different sized screens. If you have duplicated it and made a change, it will affect all the artboards it is in. After saving that smart object document by clicking Command-S (macOS) or Control+S (Windows), the changes will appear in anything it was placed in.

Then place it into another artboard folder in the Layers window.ĭouble-clicking the smart object's thumbnail in the layer window will take you to another window where you can make changes to the content within that layer or group. You can duplicate the smart object or any layer by clicking, holding Option (macOS) or Alt (Windows) and dragging the layer. The smart object will act as a layer even if you’ve made a group into a smart object. To make something into a smart object, right-click on a layer or group and then select Convert to Smart Object. Making a layer or group into a smart object will make it easier to work for multiple screens since updating it will update the contents in all artboards as long as it is duplicated and placed inside the specific artboard. Changing the color or design in it will change that design in all documents you have used it on. Smart objects and libraries are useful if you want to have consistent buttons or designs across multiple screens.

#ADD ARTBOARD IN PHOTOSHOP PLUS#

After selecting the artboard tool, click on the Plus sign + besides the existing artboard, it will duplicate and create a new artboard of the same size. This tool can also be found in Move tool's drop-down menu by right-clicking it. Click on the Artboard name (Artboard 1 on the image below) with your mouse, your tool will change into Artboard tool. If you want to create an artboard with the size of the previous one, there is an easy way to do it without going to any menus. If you aren’t working on these device or screen sizes, you can also put in custom width and height. It has preset sizes for multiple devices like Apple (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Macbook etc.) and other common devices. Click on Ok and a new artboard will be created.Īfter selecting artboards, a new window opens where you can pick the artboard size. Click on Artboard and then you can select the size for it. If you are already working on a document, you can create an artboard by clicking on New from the Layer menu at the top. The Artboards are turned on by default while working on Web and Mobile document. When creating a new document in the New Document Window, there are many different presets for various purposes. They save a lot of time if you’re working on front-end designing websites, apps or games that have to appear on multiple devices with screens of different sizes like iPad and other mobile devices. They act like Folders but you can also place folders inside them. It was added in Photoshop since the CC 2015 version. Artboards are like virtual containers with the help of which we can have multiple canvases in a single document.