What is the Keyboard Shortcut for Invert Selection (Photoshop on the Web)

The keyboard shortcut for Invert selection in Photoshop on the Web is Shift + Ctrl + I on Windows and Shift + Command + I on Mac.

This shortcut will invert the current selection, meaning that it will select the areas that are not currently selected and deselect the areas that are currently selected. It is a very useful shortcut for quickly selecting the background of an image or for removing an unwanted object from an image.

Here are some examples of how you can use the Invert selection shortcut:

• Select the background of an image: If you have an image of a person with a background, you can use the Invert selection shortcut to select the background and then copy and paste it into a new document. This will create an image of the person with a transparent background, which you can then use in other images or designs.
• Remove an unwanted object from an image: If you have an image with an unwanted object in it, you can use the Invert selection shortcut to select the object and then delete it. This will remove the object from the image without damaging the rest of the image.

Here are some other helpful Photoshop on the Web keyboard shortcuts:

• Undo: Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Command + Z (Mac)
• Redo: Ctrl + Y (Windows) or Command + Y (Mac)
• Zoom in: Ctrl + Plus (Windows) or Command + Plus (Mac)
• Zoom out: Ctrl + Minus (Windows) or Command + Minus (Mac)
• Move Tool: V
• Marquee Tool: M
• Lasso Tool: L
• Brush Tool: B
• Eraser Tool: E
• Text Tool: T
• Crop Tool: C
• Crop: Ctrl + Enter (Windows) or Command + Enter (Mac)

I hope this helps!