How to Reset Photoshop and Create a New Workspace

In this video, we’re looking at how to better manage your Photoshop interface. You’ll find out what to do to reset Photoshop and return to the default interface. But most importantly, we cover how to create your own custom Workspace.

In Photoshop, you can switch to a different workspace to control the layout of the interface. But when this becomes messed up, as often happens, you need to reset it.

If you find you don’t often use some elements of the interface, you can hide them or replace them with the options you need. That’s where creating your own custom workspace can help. This is even more important if you share your computer with other Photoshop users who could make changes to the interface you don’t want.

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[cliffordmcfarlane]

Excellent video and a timely reminder. Thanks!

[galelights]

Thanks Robin. You’ve removed another cloud of mystery.

[Nite-Lite-Gamers]

I would appreciate a Demo of your idea of a workspace of Ps with 2 monitors

[SDscrch]

this is good
but.... would you consider doing a video on transferring your lightroom to a new computer??
i'm facing that prospect here in a couple weeks
(( apologies if you already have - i haven't looked through your history, new subscriber - but will look later - but still wanted to make the request ))
thx! : )

[rogerwalton]

Have you discovered a way to share your Photoshop workspace so that other people can use it?

[yuiganariyuki]

but it does not show essential default option in me