Adding Border to an Image in Photoshop

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beach
Dec 11, 2003
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I know that this question had been asked before, and it was so helpful…however I can’t find the answer anywhere on the forum. I have an image in photoshop, that I want to put a simple black border around. What is the best way to do this? I remember you suggesting using a rectangular marquee tool…but can’t remember the rest.

Thank you so much in advance for your assistance.
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larry
Dec 11, 2003
Select the image (CTRL+A)
Edit>Stroke and choose Inside or you will have to expand the canvas to see the line and choose the number of pixels width and color you want.

Larry Berman
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beach
Dec 11, 2003
Thank you, Larry…exactly what I was looking for!
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Colin_Walls
Dec 11, 2003
There are, of course, 3 other ways to do this [like everything in PS]. 🙂
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John_Waller
Dec 12, 2003
Select the image (CTRL+A)
Edit>Stroke and choose Inside or you will have to expand the canvas to see the line and choose the number of pixels width and color you want.

For future reference, you may like to make an action out of this procedure and assign it to a Function Key (mine’s F9).

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Regards

John Waller

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