How to Add a BORDER to an Image With ONE CLICK in Photoshop

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  • Опубликовано: 13 окт 2021
  • How do you add a photo border to your images in Photoshop?
    In this video, I show you the easy way to do it with just one click!
    I use photo borders for my images on Instagram but I also add white borders to photos that I print. This video teaches you my method and will save you a ton of time if you want to add borders to your photos.
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Комментарии • 20

  • @RandyM403
    @RandyM403 Год назад

    Super awesome. Added the action and am ready to go.

  • @geoffreycstevenson226
    @geoffreycstevenson226 Год назад +1

    Great stuff I used the pen tool it was never spot on like your method thanx :)

  • @liza6386
    @liza6386 2 года назад

    Thank you very much!

  • @paulcrutchley4348
    @paulcrutchley4348 Год назад

    Hi Steve, love your work and the video. I have a question, I created the action as per your instructions. I am using 35mm images, works perfectly for a landscape orientation image but portrait orientation image after running the action doesn’t fit the Instagram window when uploading. Do I have to get a 4-5 crop on the original portrait orientation image before running the action? Thank you.

  • @aliar6815

    Thanks bro❤️❤️

  • @vernondekoker8797
    @vernondekoker8797 2 года назад

    Great content as always, we appreciate your videos. How do you get all you photos so nice small. Especially if you load more than one image

  • @Shep2345
    @Shep2345 21 день назад

    so this method ensures the actual printed image size remains the same? ie the border is 'added' outside of the original size?

  • @benosborne413
    @benosborne413 Год назад

    Hi, What if I have a specific page size that I want to use and then want to add a border to the inside so that my page size stays the same?

  • @nickjackson9016
    @nickjackson9016 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the vid Steve. I've used canvas size a lot, but didn't know about the 'Relative' button, which is a far smarter way of doing it.