Five Ways to Change Canvas Size in Photoshop

In this video you’ll learn five different ways to change the canvas size of a document in Photoshop based on the task at hand.
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[@captainpike3490]

Very simple but I did not see in any other tutorial. Thank You Julieanne.

[@Thor_Underdunk_Caballerial]

Lovely and concise, quality tutorials like this are rare!

[@thinthle]

Finally a video that gives more info then type in some numbers, thanks

[@twanab12]

thanks

[@deadmau51973]

thanks.. i'm looking for this video

[@jimcarmellini8294]

Such great, simple, useful content...love your videos Julieanne!

[@ashleymccurdy1908]

Thanks for sharing.. this was very helpful 👍🏾

[@craigcompoliphotography1235]

Your videos are SO good.

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the good explanation.

[@nara-qu7uv]

Thanks alot. So helpful

[@Kainuwa]

Awesome, thanks

[@wadea4663]

thanks alot

[@davidletz9123]

Thank you, Julianne. Often, I see photos that have a small image surrounded by a much larger border below, compared to the top or side borders, such as an 8x8 photo situated near the top of a 11x14 paper. Is there an easy way to do this, other than open a new 11' x 14" document and drag and drop the smaller image onto the 11x14 "canvas" and then move it to the top?

[@tarab30]

It only works if you are creating a canvas size larger than the original. If you are going smaller it doesn't work and messes up the photo!

[@riccia888]

This is not how reality works. everyday many artist struggle how to use the canvas because they dont know how to make a 16:9 canvas without going to the crop tool.