Photoshop has a quick selection tool, but it’s hidden. To access it, press “Ctrl+Q” (or “Command+Q”) to open the Quick Selection tool.
In Photoshop CC 2019, the quick selection tool is located in the Tools panel (Window > Tools).
To access the quick selection tool, press and hold the Shift key and click on the object you want to select.
The Quick Selection tool is located in the Tools panel on the left side of Photoshop. It is a white arrow that has a plus sign next to it. When you click and drag the Quick Selection tool over an area of your image, Photoshop selects all the pixels in that area that are similar to the pixel you are selecting.
The quick selection tool is not available in the current version of Photoshop.
The object selection tool is located in the toolbox on the left side of Photoshop. It allows you to select individual objects or areas of an image with ease.
The quick selection tool in Photoshop 2020 enables users to quickly select specific objects or regions of an image. The tool is accessible through the Tools menu and can be used to select areas of an image for inclusion in a new document, to copy or paste content between images, or to remove objects from an image. The Quick Selection tool has several options that allow users to control the selection process, including a range of selection tools and brush sizes.
The shortcut for the quick selection tool is the left mouse button. When you hold down the left mouse button, a crosshair will appear over the object you want to select. You can then drag the crosshair over the object to select it.
The move tool is located on the top toolbar of the drawing area. It allows you to move objects around the drawing area by dragging and dropping them.
The quick selection tool is located in the Toolbox on the left side of Photoshop. It has a drop-down menu that includes several options, including Select Similar, which allows you to select similar objects by their pixel dimensions or color.
