This way, you can see the individual gridlines when you are zoomed in far enough to see them. With the Zoom tool selected, holding Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) and clicking anywhere in the canvas.Ī good way to know if you've zoomed too far into an image is by enabling the pixel grid.Pressing - ( hyphen key) while holding Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac).Pressing and holding Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) while scrolling down using the mouse wheel or touchpad.Zooming out until the percentage (found in the bottom-left corner) is 100% provides a more accurate preview of how your final exported image would look. If your text appears too pixelated, try zooming out to see if your magnification is the cause. Because of this, you can always zoom far enough into an image that it appears pixelated. Raster-based image editing programs like Photoshop are based on pixels, not mathematical vectors. If your fonts appear more jagged than intended, and no filters are causing this, review the following sections to help troubleshoot the problem. This jaggedness can be caused by several settings, including your anti-aliasing method, project resolution, or the amount of zoom you're using while working.
While text layers act as vector smart objects that can be infinitely scaled, Photoshop tries to provide a preview of how the image looks when rasterized (turned into pixels) and exported. In Adobe Photoshop, you may notice your text has a jagged, pixelated appearance.
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