In today’s tutorial, we will be creating a stunning Multiple Frames Photoshop Collage Template (PSD) with 20 squares. Using the Rectangle Tool, File-Place Embedded, and Clipping Mask, we will seamlessly insert and clip images into the rectangles. Get ready to elevate your photo collage game with this step-by-step guide!
Final result.
Download Multiple Frames Photo Collage Template (PSD)
Watch the video for detailed instructions and use the written steps for quick reference.
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Step 1: Create New Document
Choose File>New to create a new document for your Multiple Frames Photo collage template. I’ll create a document with 3000 px width, 3000 px height, 300 px resolution and background color #363636.
Step 2: Create The Grid
Choose View>Show>Grid.
Choose View>Snap.
And then View>Snap To>Grid, to enabling snaping that will help you to align any object (including shape) you want.
Step 3: Adjust the Grid
Open up the grid preferences, choose Edit> Preferences> Guides, Grid & Slices. Choose the color you want for the grid lines. I will set the “Gridline every” option to be 125 pixels and “Subdivisions” option to be 1.
The Grid.
Step 4: Grab the Rectangle Tool
Grab the Rectangle Tool from the Tools panel on the left.
Choose fill color and 16px Stroke size.
Step 5: Draw a Rectangle Shape
Click-drag on document to draw a rectangle shape.
Step 6: Duplicate Shape
Ctrl+J to duplicate shape then Move it using the Move Tool.
Step 7: Group Layer
Click all the shape layers while holding down the Shift-key then go to Layer>Group Layers.
Step 8: Rotate Group Layer
Select the Group layer then go to Edit>Free Transform (or Ctrl+T).
Type 45 degrees in the Options Bar.
Step 9: Insert Image
Select the shape layer you want to insert an image.
Insert your image using File>Place Embedded. Resize/move the image then press Enter.
Step 10: Create Clipping Mask
Create Clipping Mask (Layer>Create Clipping Mask).
Step 11: Insert All Images
Repeat the previous steps to insert all the images.
Step 12: Save Document
Save the document (File>Save) as a template for later use, just change the images.
There you have it! How To Make a Multiple Frames Photoshop Collage template.
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