Customer Reviews

Adobe photoshop keyboard stickers

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I have trouble remembering keyboard shortcuts, handy though they are. This seemed like the ideal solution, so I ordered them. They are made from a plastic-coated material that looks like it will wear well and be cleanable. They come on a sheet much like postage stamps, with no instructions.

Suggestion: before attaching these to your keyboard, make sure you know which edition of Photoshop you use. A few alternate key covers for different editions are included. They're tricky to stick on correctly, and you will be able to feel the edges when typing. I used a hemostat to get them lined up before sticking them down.

They look cool, and seem like they'll stand up to use.

The big shortcoming is they include only the very basic keyboard shortcuts. Usually in Photoshop, another key needs to be pressed at the same time, like Alt, Ctrl, Command, Enter, Shift. These are not indicated on the stickers. Some don't seem to be actual shortcuts that work with my PS CS4.

I knocked off one point for the lack of instructions, and one point for failing to deal with the many dozens of keyboard combinations. I would not buy these again.

Bought this for my daughter as a Christmas present. She immediately went and set up her computer keyboard with these. She has been very pleased as the stickers make working in photoshop very easy.

Great reference, speeds up workflow and I don't have to keep all of the shortcuts in my head! Stays firmly stuck, no problems with stickers peeling up off my my iMac keyboard, and they're durable enough that I can wipe it down with a damp cloth without destroying them.

These do just what I needed. They give me little graphics on my keys so I can learn keyboard shortcuts in CS5. There are even a couple spares with notches for a keyboard like mine that has a notch on the J and F key. Now if only there was a set where I could have access to the shortcuts for the CTRL, ALT, and Shift options as well. I could learn these, remove them and do the next set and eventually have them all memorized!