Create a Grid Collage in Photoshop
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Create a Collage Grid in Photoshop. Learn how to divide a document into a number of small rectangles and then how to fill your grid with images. This collage grid is simple to make and to use and it is fast enough to create that you can do it very quickly when you know how to do so.
You can use any photos in this collage and it can be made and sized to be used as a Facebook or Twitter topper or for a website banner. It can also be used for Facebook posts and for Pinterest.
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Can you do a update one. Thanks great work
#helenbradley As always.. thanks Helen
+Erica Dyson Cheers Erica!
thak you !!
+zamandar Glad to see you liked this video Zamandar
At minute 10:18, I have followed the directions, added the stroke, but my stroke doesn't appear on the picture as yours does on the flower picture. When I move the picture aside, the stroke has been applied to the rectangle color underneath, but I cannot get it to appear on the photo on top of the colored rectangle. I must be missing something.
When I create clipping mask the photo disappears, despite being on the top of the colour layers. Anyone help?
Great fun and easily done on Elements (14). See flic.kr/p/CxvrUd from our recent trip to the Cook Islands
+Chris Sutton AWESOME Chris. Thank you so much for showing me what you did with this video. Kudos to you for making it in Photoshop Elements - your photos are fantastic and the result is great! Well done.
I hadn't used Photoshop in a long time. This was the best tutorial I've seen so far. Keep up the good work!
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Helen, what should I do if i need to send a big print of this, lets say 1.80mts x 1.50 how should I set the properties???
Thanks
Because you’re working in Photoshop you’ll need to make sure that you start with a file that is big enough before you begin. For example a file which is 6 feet wide needs to be created at somewhere between 150 and 300 pixels per inch which would be 150 to 300 pixels for every one of the 72 inches that your file would be wide. You’ll need to do the math but you are best to work start with a file that size to begin with. Otherwise if you try to scale things up too much you’re going to get very pixelated edges. Photoshop is pretty unforgiving in this sense. You could start with a file half the size you need and then increase its size before saving but you won’t want to be starting with a file too much smaller. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.
@@HelenBradley cristal clear, now. Thank you very much!! Subscribed
So good to hear Aaron.
I am so frustrated. Please help me! I just went through the whole process and finished my beautiful collage. The only problem is, that when i zoom in on the whole collage, the whole thing isn't clear at all. Its very pixelated :( :( What do i do to get it to look like they really do??
Elizabeth - what size is your document and how big do you want it to be when printed and what zoom % are you using. If you create a document at print size and a resolution of around 150px per inch then zoom into 100% to see what it will look like. If you are at a higher zoom you will see pixelation which might not appear in the printed version.
Very helpful, thank you... I was fighting with it - but it was because I am a stupid blond girl :-D Otherwise very well done, thank you!!!!
Smart blond girl for finding this video and watching it! Thank you for stopping by my channel.
I tried several videos. This was by far the easiest to follow. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Yes ! Thank you Helen, finaly an easy way to do it ! Love your videos !
+Iolanda Lagana Great news, I am glad you found my channel.
I really enjoyed the video. Your video was the easiest to follow so far. So many other videos are so hard to follow due to different versions of photoshop, etc. I was able to follow pretty consistently. Thanks.
Thank you very much. Just what I've been looking for. Adapted it to Affinity
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This is the easiest to follow video I ever watched. Thank you so much!
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Thank you! I did find it a smidge easier on my brain if I adjust the image size before pasting it into the collage. Great tutorial!
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thanks for this video 💻😃❤❤
Tried several videos and this one was the one that helped me the most. Thank you.
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This tutorial is very helpful. Thank you for the presentation.
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Thanks so much for sharing this awesome video. It helped a lot, but there was a small thing I couldn't understand. When I held Ctrl+Atl+Shift+A, why I couldn't copy the all layer below? I use Photoshop cc2015. Does that matter?
I think I made it. It should be the letter E not A
Wonderful video thank you Helen
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you, ma'am. You really know your photoshop.
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Thanks, Helen! You have some great tips here!!!
Cheers John! Glad this helped.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
@@HelenBradley You bet! I actually applied the information yesterday and it was perfect.
Wonderful to hear. I am so glad it worked out well for you.
Thank you , that really help me.....
Glad it helped
This was excellent. Thank you! Is there any way to save the grid, without images, as a template, so that you can simply drag/drop different images into it to create another collage?
Allegra, if you can remember the process you could save the image at the 4:15 mark in the video - just add the lines layer that you make towards the end to it. Then with the lines and the color boxes you have all you need to make another collage. You just need to remember the clipping process. Alternately you could replace each image with a placeholder like a colored shape with "image placeholder' written on it (or even instructions as to how to replace the image in the placeholder) and do it that way. It just depends on how much you remember of the replacement process.
I hope this helps? Let me know if you have further questions.
Thanks very much Helen for your nice video
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Superb thank you so much helen!!
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Unable to make the borders black with the steps mentioned. It remains white. Can someone assist?
Were you able to make your layer at the top of the layer stack with the image on it? Did that work. Now select it and use the Magic Wand tool to select the white. Make Black your Foreground color and press Alt + Backspace on the PC (Option + Delete on the Mac). If this doesn't work, use the Paint Bucket to fill the selection with Black. There is no reason I can think of that will cause this not to work. If you still have problems, you may send me your file to check for you. My email address is helen@helenbradley.com
Please use a free service like wetransfer.com to send the file as it will be too big to email.
@@HelenBradley Hi..thanks for your reply. I created a layer at the top...that works.. Magic Wand tool is also able to select the white borders correctly...Made black as foreground colour...but Alt+Backspace doesnt change white borders to black..
will try again today..if it doesnt work, will email that collage...thanks again
If Alt + Backspace doesn't work, try the Paint Bucket tool instead.
Otherwise, as you say, email it to me to check it for you.
Superbbb.... perfect tutorial
Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by my channel.
Thank-you so much Helen xxx
Thank you for stopping by my channel Emily. Glad you liked the video.
Helen Bradley It was the best video for grids on UA-cam. You students are blessed to have a teacher like you.
I am just so glad to be able to be of help Emily.
wonderful thank you!!!
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Helen Bradley it was brilliantly expalined Helen. Thank you!!