How to use the Perspective Crop Tool in Photoshop | Photoshop Tutorial

In this Photoshop tutorial we look at how to straighten and crop images in Photoshop with just a couple clicks! The Perspective Crop tool is found under the Crop tool and it provides a quick way to crop, straighten and adjust the distortion of images, bringing you a perfectly straight image.
The previous tutorial on using the distort tool to achieve the same effect, but slower, is here: • Photoshop DISTORT tool...
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[@Graphicious]

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[@Dayta]

took some time to find someone actualy doing what i was searching for most videos popping up are like how to get some picture into perspective but not "unperspective" or unscew them so this was finaly the video that helped me. thanks alot

[@Graphicious]

Awesome to hear that, glad I could help.

[@PowerComicsInc]

OUTSTANDING! Thanks for all the help!

[@artfulbarb5775]

Thanks for your video. I'm new to photoshop and there is such a huge learning curve. This video really helped me in adjusting the photos of my artwork easily.

[@Graphicious]

You're very welcome!

[@dlwynnjr7260]

Great help on this tool!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@Graphicious]

You're welcome!

[@damienivan1655]

Thanks for this! Just what I was looking for!

[@Graphicious]

Glad I could help!

[@mohsinfareed1797]

Thanks very much. Well explained and clear.

[@Graphicious]

Glad you liked it

[@kikohandumon2438]

💓💓💓Thank you so much Bro, I learned a lot 💓💓💓

[@Graphicious]

Glad to hear that

[@harshanagovindu87]

Thank You very much bro 😁😁👍👍❤❤

[@tareksib4406]

Thanks man

[@Graphicious]

You're welcome!

[@Fatepathfinder]

Дуже вдячна за допомогу - несподівоно приємно здивована знайти людину однакового коріння!

[@Graphicious]

Thanks! What roots are those?

[@Fatepathfinder]

@@Graphicious Я вважала що як і Ваші - Українські….

[@Graphicious]

Not exactly - Romanian!

[@Fatepathfinder]

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[@Graphicious]

@@Fatepathfinder That's one way to look at it I guess. Glad we've met!

[@maxyl12]

OMG... it works.. thank you so much... !!!

[@Graphicious]

Welcome 👍

[@panaursului]

Cool. I was waiting for this.

[@Graphicious]

More to come!

[@simonemckee8840]

Thank you so much!

[@balajee210]

Made my day Sir !!

[@Graphicious]

Glad to hear that! Thanks.

[@artistartist3364]

A big thanks Cristi! I have a few curved photos of my paintings and I need to straighten them up. That's why your tutorial is very helpful for me, because It is the thing I was looking for to solve my small problem. I really liked it 👍 after I had watched this video. P. S. In your video I saw "A new explanatory dictionary of the Ukrainian language" from 5:32 second up to 6:00 minute. (I am Ukrainian and it made me happy😊). Did it randomly appeared in your video tutorial (as sample for explaining how to use Perspective crop in PS) or maybe you learn Ukrainian or have someone relationship to Ukrainian nation? I would highly appreciate your feedback on this matter!

[@calenchen1565]

thank you so much or this tip

[@Graphicious]

You are so welcome!

[@en2336]

thank you

[@Graphicious]

My pleasure!

[@alexandru-cristianvoicu7513]

Hello, Is there any way I can add the perspective crop tool to Bridge? In Bridge I only have the crop tool and I saw to other friends that they have the perspective crop also. Thank you!

[@Graphicious]

I am not sure if that's in Bridge/Camera raw. This is what they have as far as cropping and straightening. I may be wrong and maybe it's in a different context (perhaps part of the automations that call on Photoshop)? helpx.adobe.com/uk/camera-raw/using/rotate-crop-retouch-images-camera.html

[@alexandru-cristianvoicu7513]

@@Graphicious thank you for your answer. I think the problem is the version I use (CS6) while my friend has CC 2019.

[@KhanBhai-cj8mt]

im already try bro to make rug picture stright but its not work on him well

[@Graphicious]

I don't understand what the challenge is, is the carpet curvy? If that's so, you need to warp it probably.

[@KhanBhai-cj8mt]

@@Graphicious thanks bro it's work

[@Graphicious]

Glad you worked it out.

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[@Graphicious]

Pay for it. The only way.

[@prakashjogawar9019]

How to make perspective design of book

[@Graphicious]

Use Transform - Distort

[@lukepowers1233]

I need to know how to do the opposite of this. When I already have a straightened picture and want to make it look like its at an angle!

[@Graphicious]

You can distort it using the transform controls. Make sure the image is on its own layer, press Control + T, then when the transform handles appear, right click on it and choose Distort. Then you can drag the handles to make the image distorted.

[@Technostalgia101]

How to automate this and do it in batch

[@Graphicious]

I don't think you can. You can try using Actions but if the images in the batch are in different positions, you can't do it because it doesn't detect the perspective on its own, you still need the manual selection.

[@trashdude1407]

How do you make the image move to the left or right though PLEASE HELP

[@Graphicious]

I don't understand the question

[@apfelninja]

Why the control+A in the second step? can't you just hit control+T and save a click, or am I missing something?

[@Graphicious]

Selecting the area to resize with CTRL + A... and at the end I had the selection ready for cropping. The image was on the background layer also, not on a layer of its own.

[@torstenmilarg4598]

Hey, just delete the Numbers in the Input field for wide and hight in the top left corner and you don´t need this second step for landscape pictures.

[@Graphicious]

Interesting, hard to imagine what you mean without trying but I suspect you're right.