How do I put a background behind Photoshop on a Mac?
I have Photoshop open, and as much as I love my desktop background, I’d rather not see it while I work.
Is there a way to put a solid color background in Photoshop to “hide” my Mac desktop?
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Hit the letter “F” (full screen) to toggle three different sizes background.
I think twice fills the screen to gray and three times makes it black.
Hmm, not quite what I’m looking for… I still need to see the “handlebars” for each document window.
Try selecting Window—> Application Frame.
It looks like this.
Then you can just maximize the window.
@johnpowell I’d give you 5 great answers if I could. That did it! Thanks.
or, just download a solid color large photo, and when you want to use it for background, open prefs, choose “desktop & screensaver” and choose your download. takes just a sec, and just a sec to change back when your done.
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