From the course: Cert Prep: Adobe Certified Associate - Photoshop (2019)

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Creating a new document preset

Creating a new document preset - Photoshop Tutorial

From the course: Cert Prep: Adobe Certified Associate - Photoshop (2019)

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Creating a new document preset

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- [Instructor] In this movie, we'll review the process of creating a New Document Preset in Photoshop to reuse for specific project needs. I'll start by pressing Command or Control + N to get the New Document dialog box, and in here, I'm going to set up the options I want for my preset by starting with an existing preset and then making some tweaks. So, let's say that I create images for a website as part of my job, and each day, I need to make an image that's featured on the homepage, and that image is 900 pixels wide by 550 pixels tall. So I'll start by clicking on the Web presets and change the width and height to 900 by 550. The orientation is automatically set to landscape and each image will be a separate piece of work so I don't need Artboards. I'll click to turn that off. The resolution is not important to me, only the number of pixels in the image, so I'll just leave it at 72 PPI. RGB, 8 bit color is fine, and a white background is fine also. I wanted to assign an sRGB color…

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