How to Place an Object Right in the Center of a Layer in Photoshop

How to Place an Object Right in the Center of a Layer in Photoshop
How to Place an Object Right in the Center of a Layer in Photoshop

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This wikiHow teaches you how to center an object in the Photoshop program on a Mac or Windows computer.

Step

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 1
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 1

Step 1. Open the Photoshop project

This project must have at least one object (such as an image or text) to be centered.

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 2
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 2

Step 2. Click View

This tab is at the top of the Photoshop window (on Windows) or the top of the screen (on Mac). A drop-down menu will be displayed.

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 3
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 3

Step 3. Select Snap from the drop-down menu

A check mark will be displayed on the left side of the options Snap, which indicates that the "Snap" feature in Photoshop is active.

If there is already a check mark next to Snap, means the status is already active in Photoshop.

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 4
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 4

Step 4. Select the layer you want to center position

In the "Layer" section of the Photoshop window, click the name of the layer you want to center. The layer will be displayed in the main window.

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 5
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 5

Step 5. Click and drag the layer to the center of the window

As much as possible position the layer in the center of the window.

Center Objects in Photoshop Step 6
Center Objects in Photoshop Step 6

Step 6. Release the mouse button

The object will move to the center of the frame.

Tips

Some objects (such as text) can be centered by pressing Ctrl+A (Windows) or Command+A (Mac) to select everything in the Photoshop window. Next, click the " Align vertical layers " and " Align horizontal layers " buttons at the top of the window

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