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How to Create Borders in Photoshop

Learn how to create Borders in Photoshop with clear steps, practical tips, and key considerations for completing the task safely and efficiently.

Table of Contents

1. Create a Border with Shape

This guide explains how to create Borders in Photoshop, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

1. Create a Border with Shape screenshot

Step 2: Click on Shape: (1) => select the border pattern you like (2) . Then, click the left mouse button and draw a border around the image.

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Step 3: Click on the Fill (1) to select the color (2) for the Border, and the Stroke section, you set as shown below.

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Step 4: To select the width of the border, you click on the Width (1) => drag the slider (2) to select the width of the border.

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Step 5: Click on the original image layer (1) => select the Eraser tool (2) => Eraser Tool (3) and delete all the excess images outside the border.

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After saving the edits, we have the complete image as shown below:

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2. Create a Border with the Stroke tool

2.1. Create border for photos

Step 1: Click on the Marquee Tool (1) => Rectangular Marquee Tool (2) .

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Step 2: You press the key combination Ctrl + A quickly or left click and localize the whole image (1) . Next, right click on the work screen => Stroke. (2) .

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Step 3: You set the width of the Border (Width) , the color (Color) (1) . Then, you should select the type of border from inside (Inside) , in the middle (Center) or outside (Outside) (2) . As for Mode , you should leave Normal and Opacity (3) you can set arbitrary. Click OK (4) to finish.

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Step 4: Go to the Select menu (1) => Deselect (2) or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + D to remove the selection.

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And finally the photo of our border is complete.

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2.2. Create border for image object

Just like the above way, we also create borders for the object in the image (people, objects) to highlight the object with the above method.

Step 1: You go to Select (1) => Subject (2) to localize the object.

Note: The Select => Subject feature is only available with Adobe Photoshop CC and versions of Photoshop CS that do not support this feature. To select the object, you can choose the Lasso Tool or Magic Wand Tool to localize the object.

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Step 2: Right-click on the image (1) => Stroke (2) .

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Step 3: You set Width and Color (1) , select the border type Inside (2) => OK (3) .

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Step 4: You go to Select (1) => Deselect (2) or use Ctrl + D to remove the selection.

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Step 5: You can add some Custom shapes or insert Emoji font on the image to decorate the image more vividly.

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With a few Photoshop operations, you can quickly own quality photos with beautiful borders. Good luck!

FAQ

What should I know about Create Borders in Photoshop?

Focus on the key features, requirements, limitations, and practical use cases explained in this guide.

How do I get the best results with Create Borders in Photoshop?

Follow the recommended steps, use current software or information, confirm compatibility, and review settings before major changes.

Are there any risks or limitations?

Potential limitations depend on compatibility, data quality, cost, privacy, support, and how the product or method is used.

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