How to draw a circle on an image with Photoshop?
SolvedHello,
I'm having trouble tracing a circle on an image with Photoshop. The goal is to highlight a spot on a landscape. I would like the circle to be empty and to choose its color and thickness.
How can I do this?
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Hello,
- Create a blank layer
- Ellipse selection tool
- Hold down the Shift key to create a perfect circle and drag to achieve the desired size of the circle
- Edit menu --> Stroke
Set the thickness (e.g., 5 px), the color, center, and confirm
The circle is on a separate layer
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Thank you very much for this information.
I created a layer, using the Ellipse tool, holding the Shift key and adjusting the size of the circle... all that is fine.
But in Edit, I can't select stroke of selection, it’s grayed out...
Did I miss something?
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Hi again,
Are you on the created layer and is the selection visible as a dashed line?
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@roudoudou22
These are details that may concern specialists :o)
I believe that M-12 provided simple explanations for a beginner like me...
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@roudoudou22
Hello Roudoudou,
Except that I'm talking about the ellipse selection tool and not the ellipse tool.
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Yes...
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Did you use the ellipse selection tool (tools at the top of the list press "M" shortcut) and not the ellipse tool press "U" for shortcut
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In Trace, I selected Ellipse Shape, then held down Shift to make the circle to the desired size, it seems that it doesn't work afterwards (with the inability to select in Edit)...
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It works now!
I didn't know that you could change the selection tool with the M key, your info was clear from the start, it's just that I'm not comfortable with the program, as my username suggests.
I will go to bed a little less ignorant tonight :o)
Thank you very much for your explanations and your patience.
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And there, the contributors/moderators are not shocked that someone is asking this kind of question about a paid (expensive) software...
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