Yes, you can easily move artboards around in Photoshop to arrange and position them as needed within your design. There are two main methods for moving artboards: using the Artboard tool and using the Artboards panel.

Moving Artboards with the Artboard Tool

1. Activate the Artboard Tool: Click on the “Artboard Tool” icon in the Tools panel or press the “Shift + O” shortcut.
2. Select the Artboard: Click on the artboard you want to move.
3. Click and Drag: Click and hold on to the artboard and drag it to the desired location within the document window.

Moving Artboards with the Artboards Panel

1. Access the Artboards Panel: Click on the “Artboards” panel icon in the Window menu or press the “F7” shortcut.
2. Select the Artboard: Click on the artboard you want to move in the Artboards panel.
3. Click and Drag: Click and hold on to the artboard’s handle in the Artboards panel and drag it to the desired location within the document window.

Additional Tips for Moving Artboards

• Snap to Grid: Enable “Snap to Grid” in the View menu or press “Ctrl + “ (Windows) or “Command + “ (Mac) to snap artboards to the grid for precise positioning.
• Use Guides and Grids: Use guides and grids to guide and align artboards during movement.
• Consider Layout: Position artboards strategically to enhance the overall layout and composition of your design.
• Use Spacing: Maintain consistent spacing between artboards to achieve a visually balanced and harmonious arrangement.

By following these methods and tips, you can easily and effectively move artboards in Photoshop, optimizing the layout and arrangement of your design elements.