Photoshop screen modes

Screen Mode controls how much of Photoshop's interface is displayed on your screen. There are three Screen Modes.

1. Standard screen mode

2. Full screen mode with menu bar

3. Full screen mode

The Standard Screen Mode displays the entire interface. The screen mode appears on screen when we start Photoshop is called Standard screen mode. It's the mode Photoshop uses by default, and the one that takes up the most room.

The Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar option that hides some, but not all, of the interface elements. This screen mode use when user working with big pictures or panorama.

Full Screen Mode in Photoshop which completely hides the interface, giving your image full access to the entire screen. This screen mode is useful for to view our picture on screen.

There are two places to find the Screen Modes in Photoshop.

Menu Bar:

Go up to the View menu in the Menu Bar and choose Screen Mode. From here, we are able to switch between Standard Screen Mode, Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar, and Full Screen Mode.

Tool bar:

The Screen Mode icon is the last icon at the very bottom. Click and hold on the icon to view a fly-out menu, and then choose a Screen Mode from the list. The little square next to the Standard Screen Mode means it's currently active. Again, leave the Standard mode selected for now:

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