The best pages to learn how to use Photoshop free

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Photoshop is the image editor par excellence.

That's why almost every photo enthusiast finds one of the most useful and complete software for image processing in the Adobe program.

Anyone who engages in the world of image or graphic design must master the program, being an essential tool to carry out their work.

That's right, you do not need to be professional to learn how to use Photoshop; You can also use the program for personal uses, becoming a professional in editing images.

Fortunately there are many free pages to learn how to edit with Photoshop, here are some of the best options:

* Adobe Photoshop Tutorials: Adobe makes available to users a wide range of videos and tutorials to start using Photoshop and refine the technique with more advanced lessons.

* GCF LearnFree.org: This page offers the 10 most important lessons to start using the program, along with some extra activities as a test to evaluate your knowledge. They are aimed at beginners.

* Photoshop Essentials: Also designed for beginners, this page starts from scratch, even getting to teach you how to open an image in the program; Also reveals many fun editing tricks.

* Tuts +: Here you can find more advanced lessons for Photoshop and tricks to make more specialized content. For example, the latest content that is offered is "how to create a vintage text in 3D" or "how to create a poster inspired by the movie Origin".

* Trevor Morris Photographics: The interesting thing about this page is that it reveals some keyboard shortcuts for Photoshop, which will allow you to edit images much faster.

* Floqq: Here you will find a course to learn Photoshop in 30 days. It contains 30 lessons and 32 videos.

* Sleek Lens: This blog does not only offer tutorials, but publishes tips to give interesting effects to your images with Photoshop, among other tricks. Also, share tips to get better photos.

* Photoshop café: Your video tutorials explain well how to perform some of the most used functions of Photoshop.