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You might be wondering how I annotated the images in this tutorial with yellow highlighting.Topaz Photo AI's user interface is extremely clean, straightforward and approachable, with just a handful of controls per tool and most of the work done automatically by AI algorithms. If you change your mind after that, just Undo. When it’s the way you want it, click the check. If you mouse near the handles, you’ll see your cursor turn into the appropriate tool.

Move, stretch, squeeze and rotate the cookie. Crop would chop off most of your image after you drew your arrow.ĭraw a box to cut your “cookie.” This is the part of the Arrow layer that will stay visible the rest of the “dough” gets thrown away.

For an arrow that isn’t fuzzy, make sure the Feather slider is all the way to the left.

Make sure “From Center” is not checked.

(Because working with “Constrained” feels like writing while the teacher controls your pencil.)

Make sure the proportions are unconstrained.

Don’t worry about the direction or proportions of the shape you’ll be able to change them shortly. It has several settings to pay attention to. Click on the image to turn the whole Arrow layer red.Ĭlick the Cookie Cutter tool in the left tool-bar. Click the Paint Can tool in the left tool bar. Make sure your primary color is the color of arrow you want (I’m using red). Make sure Arrow is the current layer, so you don’t wipe out your image. Even if you want a solid arrow, do this now so you can see what you’re doing you can change the opacity later.

Click the down-arrow next to Opacity and drag the slider tool to set an opacity you like. Name the layer “Arrow.” Make the layer translucent. Make sure that the Layers window is visible.Īdd a layer, by clicking the “folded sheet” tool at the left end of the Layer Window tool-bar (top right corner of screen). This is a handy tool for making instructional material.īring the image into PE. Let’s use layers and the Cookie Cutter tool to make an arrow that points at something on a screen-capture image.