To Do This | Windows Shortcut | Mac Shortcut |
---|---|---|
Zoom in. | Ctrl+the plus key (Press Ctrl and the + key.) | Command+the plus key |
Zoom out. | Ctrl+the minus key (Press Ctrl and then the – key.) | Command+the minus key |
Zoom in to a point centered on where you click the mouse button. | Spacebar+Ctrl-click | Spacebar+Command-click |
Zoom out from a point centered on where you click. | Spacebar+Alt-click | Spacebar+Option-click |
Click the Zoom tool in the Tools panel or press Z to activate it. Click anywhere in the image to magnify it. Hold down the Alt key (or the Option key on the Mac) and click with the Zoom tool to zoom out. In either case, the zoom centers on the point you click.
When the Zoom tool is active, you also have additional zoom tools on the Options bar. Selecting plus (+) or minus (–) sets the default magnification of the Zoom tool to either enlarge or reduce the image.
When you zoom in and out, Photoshop doesn’t alter the size of the document window, so your image may become too large for its window (in which case, scroll bars appear so you can view the rest of the image) or too small (in which case, a gray border appears around the image).
Select the Zoom All Windows option to have Photoshop size all open documents simultaneously.
Select the Scrubby Zoom option for quick on-image zooming. With the Zoom tool, drag on your image to the left to zoom out and drag to the right to zoom in.
Photoshop offers animated zooms. This feature enables you to zoom in smoothly when you hold down your mouse button with the Zoom tool active. Be sure to select the Animated Zoom option in the Preferences settings
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