Adding more artboards in Photoshop is a great way to increase your creativity and improve your workflow. By adding more artboards, you can easily create more complex designs or images. Plus, by using multiple artboards, you can work on different parts of an image at the same time and get a better overall result. To add more artboards to Photoshop, follow these steps:

  1. Open Photoshop and click the File menu and select New File.
  2. In the New File dialog, enter a name for your new file and click OK.
  3. In the Artboard panel, select one of the following: 2D Artboard: This is a basic artboard that allows you to create simple designs with just two lines of text per panel. You can use this board to test out different layouts before creating any real artwork. 3D Artboard: This is a more advanced artboard that allows you to create complex designs with many panels and shapes. You can use this board to create images or videos that are large enough to be displayed on a website or window. 4th Generation Artboards: These are newgenerationartboards that were created in Photoshop CS6 and beyond. They offer many features not available in other boards such as support for vector illustrations and animations, as well as support for multiple layers (meaning that you can have multiple images on one layer). To add an 4th Generation Artboard to Photoshop, follow these steps: 1) Open Photoshop 2) Click the File menu 3) Select New File 4) In the New File dialog, enter a name for your new file 5) Click OK 6) In the Artboard panel, select one of the following: 7) Click Add 8) Type in a name for your newartboard 9) Click OK 10) Close out of Photoshop