10 Photoshop Tricks to Not Ruin Social Media Photos!

Discover 10 Photoshop settings, tricks, and techniques to get your photos looking best on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, or any social media platform or web! Learn how to fix color shifts, make your images look sharp, enhance contrast, and make the colors pop for smaller screens. I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

► TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Pixelated Resizing
01:15 Untagged RGB
02:29 Convert to sRGB
03:42 Lock Your Adjustments
05:20 Safe Zones and Framing
06:37 Canvas Background
08:20 Color Boost
09:28 Right Dimension and Resolution
11:20 Selective Sharpening
13:08 Export Settings

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[Ethan_Philip]

i don't think I've come across a single video of yours that I have not thought was invaluable information. Amazing job, as always, my friend. A lot of people don't understand how instagram works, so this is super helpful in that regard too.

[LionOfKingston]

5:55 roasted literally. Greatest teacher ever

[DE-signYourLife]

Unmesh u are the best Photoshop teachet many many thx for all the years teaching

[ddphotograph]

I never use curves but im now starting to look at using it, thank you again master! :)

[sliqmediatv]

You are amazing bro. Best teacher on YT right now

[bmurphy]

Nice catch of the pen at the end, didn’t miss a beat 😊

[charlesscott]

Bro, you are on a roll coming up with excellent tips, tricks, and everything in between. I always learn something new and valuable from you.

[marktollefson]

The white backround can be helpful in matching snow scenes.

[tdalton]

Thanks this was / is helpful. Most appreciate what you showed on using high pass filter

[master_m_productions]

This was awesome❤
Please make another explaining the best way to post images on Instagram and Facebook with the maximum quality that you export it in, without any compression that usually happens on Instagram.

[pantonbleu]

Thanks for the tips. They're really good. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Could you make a video about canvas in Photoshop?

[lory.enciu]

Thanks for the video, very useful! Could you please make a video on how to match the colors of a photo from PC/laptop on your phone? When I transfer my photos into my phone, the colors are more de-saturated, darker and cooler. I always have to add more warmth, light and saturation in Photoshop in order to make them look decent on my phone.

[gopinath]

what i say third comment or this guy is Over powered 💥

[seastar]

That's all well and good, of course, but when you're dropping photos onto your phone to upload to Instagram, it's the OS that decides everything. Instagram on iPhone for some reason uploads photos and videos in better quality than Android.

[ShaheranAfridi]

Hello sir
Your video lesson very informatic and valuable. Please create one Analog Smart watch face tutorial. With full 3D depth effects

[omnirhythm]

14:43 "you need to play with your platform"
Elon Musk: Thanks, I'll try it out.

[CBra-etnh]

I like fast tutorials, but this one is like "Flash Dinda"!

[mossaboublal]

Also some monitors (cheaper) show the pictures way off than what normal phones show, so it would be helpful to transfer the picture to the phone and even do some edits in Lighrtroom for example

[pawl_s]

@13:30 if I remember correctly Instagram requires longer edge to be 1080 pixels and file size less than 200kB. Shouldn't you change the quality to avoid unknown compressing by IG too? Or did they remove this 200kB limitation?

[sksingh]

@piximperfect Please inform about the difference between Camera RAW & Lightroom if there are any that really matters. As I edit in Camera Raw with all masks and necessary changes. Does Lightroom has anything superior or they both are same in tools and editing ?