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Creating a Custom Shape
Custom shapes can be created from anything you choose, and the process is quick and simple. You just create the shape, select the shape, and name the shape; that's it. Since shapes are vector images, they're resolution independent, which means you can draw them at any size without impacting image quality. Once custom shapes are saved, they can be accessed by opening a document, selecting the Shape tool, and choosing your new shape from the Custom Shapes palette.
Create a Custom Shape
Open a document that contains the vector image you want to convert into a shape, or create a shape using any of Photoshop's vector drawing tools.
Click the Edit menu, and then click Define Custom Shape .
Enter a name for the new shape.
Click OK .The shape appears as a thumbnail at the bottom of the active custom shapes palette.[View full size image]
Did You Know?You can move Photoshop shapes into other vector programs, such as Illustrator, FreeHand, and even Flash. Click the File menu, point to Export, and then click Paths To Illustrator. Name the new document, and then click Save. |
