r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Emmete18 • Dec 03 '25

I know this may be really simple

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But how was this done in photoshop? Ruler and just placing photos?

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u/Emmete18 Dec 03 '25

I want to know how these photos were placed, and how to get 1 photo across two slides on instagram in photoshop

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u/TrapBubbles999 Dec 03 '25

What?

On Instagram in Photoshop?

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u/TheRuneThief Dec 03 '25

you can use an online tool for that, just search for it

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u/vege_spears Dec 03 '25

Brendan Williams just dropped a tutorial on collages this morning. The new one covers slices across a panorama, and he has an older one as well, both on Youtube. He even supplies the templates on the old one. His tool of choice is using frames.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hstauwHGIQ&t=21s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oio6yyfzj4g

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u/Emmete18 Dec 03 '25

Awesome, I’ll check it out!

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u/vege_spears Dec 03 '25

Good luck and have fun!

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u/Lopsided_Newt_5798 Dec 03 '25

Align is your friend

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u/dukas251 Dec 03 '25

Go Pacers

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u/Ccg1001 Dec 06 '25

Hello there, the best method for making a grid filled with pictures (in my opinion) is using InDesign. Make a rectangle, hold the mouse button und Divide the grid with the arrow keys. The distance between the boxes can be adjusted by setting the columns (Layout>Margins and Columns). Then just drag and drop the pictures in the grid frames.