How to use the Note tool in Photoshop

The Note tool in Photoshop takes notes of what is needed, makes notes when we edit the image in Photoshop, and it can navigate when adjusting the image.

The Note tool in Photoshop takes notes of what is needed, makes notes when we edit the image in Photoshop, and it can navigate the image. Then in the image will display a separate note interface so we enter the content for certain photo details that need attention. So we do not need to use separate software notes each time editing images, recording the necessary image details. When there are many people commenting on the image, we can set the note color to distinguish. The following article will guide you how to use Note in Photoshop.

Guide notes in Photoshop

Step 1:

Right-click on the Eyedropper tool and select the Note Tool to use.

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Step 2:

At this time, the toolbar on the top of Photoshop's interface displays the Author section for you to enter your name and choose the color of the Note paper when present on the image in Color.

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Step 3:

Look down at the image, select the photo details you want to write down and click. Instantly display frames to write notes for images. If you want to delete a created note, click the trash icon.

We continue to create other notes as we did above, with different color note icons.

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Step 4:

In case you want to delete all notes , click Clear All in the menu bar above.

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Step 5:

To turn off the display of the note icon in the created image, we click View> Show> Notes .

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If you want to browse notes quickly , instead of clicking on each note to view it, click Windows> Notes . Now display the notes, press the arrow left and right to browse notes.

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Update 15 May 2020
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