Three Simple Ways to Add Image Borders in Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video, I share three simple techniques for adding a border to a photo using Photoshop.
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This was a great help to me. Thank you.😀
You're welcome. It's great to hear it was useful.
Robin, aren't you splendid! Precise, orderly, teacherly. Such a friendly way about you. Thank you for the tutorial. I am so glad we finally met. I'll be back.
Thank you. I try my best. I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.
This was an awesome tutorial, thank you!
Glad it was helpful. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.❤
Thank you. I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thank you for this wonderful video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much.
Great short instructional video that delivered exactly what I was looking for, thank you.
Glad it was helpful. Thank you
So clear and precise . Fantastic tutorials man 🙏
I'm glad you like them. Thank you.
@@RobinWhalley very welcome , the way you edit and explain everything slowly and clearly is so refreshing , thanks again
thank you so much! as the others have said, your instruction is short yet very clear! i used your 3rd method to do mine
Thank you. That's exactly what I'm aiming for. I don't want to waste peoples time with long videos that could be much shorter.
@@RobinWhalley very cool indeed, there's not many people here in youtube who make youtube videos with that mindset anymore
@@b1txh Thank you. Yes, there are too many people making 18-minute videos in an attempt to get the algorithm to love them. I would rather you watch three 6-minute videos instead. Time is valuable, and we need to respect it.
So helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful. Thank you
Thanks for sharing such a detailed video. Adding borders in Photoshop never looked this easy.
You're very welcome. Thank you.
Excellent, thank you. Every year when I come to enter photos for club competitions I find I have forgotten how to do this simple task. Videos like this are a great help
I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for letting me know.
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If you're not a teacher, you should be! Thanks!
😂 Looks like I picked the wrong career path.
I used to teach at a College/University part time over 20 years ago. Why did I ever become a photographer! Oh yes, it's more fun.
what if we have a scanned file which includes 2 images and we want to add borders for each of these 2 images. how can we do it? Thank you
That would really depend on how you wanted the finished image to look. Are both images still in the same file ir do you want to separate them? DO they have the same border or different borders? I would probably start by separating the two images using the Rectangular marquee tool to copy them to new documents. You can then process each as you want to. After that, you can combine them back into a single image if that's what you want.
@@RobinWhalley That's the point. First of all thank you for the reply. Actually what I need is, I have around 4000 scanned files which each file has 2 images. I want to save these images seperately. For this, I have tried "Crop and Straighten Photos" feature under Automate. However it didn't crop some of images correctly. Most probably is because edges of images are not clear and near the background color (white), so I think PS cannot recognize edges. For this reason I decided to make dark color border, so that I will be able to use Crop and Straighten Photos. BUT If you have any better idea how to seperate these images, please do share with me. Thank you so much
Try the Select Subject feature. It might pull out both images with one command.
Thank you for a very imformative and well-done tutorial!!!!! I really appreciate your efforts!!!!!
Thank you and you're very welcome. I'm glad you liked it.
I know this is a new comment on a 2 yea old video, but for the life of me I cant create a border on a photo, to go on the outside of the image without the corners being rounded
Can you describe the method you are using?
@ hi pal I am using stroke, but want the border on the outside ,
@@carerra911 The corners of an image are always square but they can be made to look round using masks. Some image types like PNG will preserve this transparency. When we apply a Stroke effect to a layer, the stroke is always around what’s visible. If you want the Stroke to be on the outside of the image, use the Position dropdown in the Stroke section of the Layer Style dialog. All you need to do is set it to Outside. Just remember that this is only visible when the image Canvas is larger than the image layer you are applying the stroke to. If it isn’t, it looks like nothing is happening.
@@RobinWhalley I pal thanks I think you miss understood me, let say you get an image and you select "stroke" within the options you can select, Middle, Inside or outside, you want to choose outside so the border doesn't clip into your image, now when you make the border the border will have round edges on it!, I don't want that, I want square edges, give it ago
@@carerra911 It should have said around the edge, not round edge. I'm guessing from what you are describing you are drawing a thick edge rather than a couple of pixels for a stroke. If that's the case, don't use the stroke option as it does look round at thicker widths. It's better to extend the Canvas and change it's colour. Another option when you extend the Canvas is to draw a rectangle and place it behind the image layer. You can then change the fill of the rectangle and stroke on the edge. With the rectangle you can change the stroke to have square corners rather than round.
My layer style box is different than this tutorial.
When I recorded this (not long ago) I used the latest version of Photoshop CC. This is the standard Styles dialog, although you may see different controls if you have a different style option clicked.