If you’re like most people, your work space in Photoshop is cluttered and full of shortcuts that you don’t use anymore. In this article, we’ll show you how to clean up your workspace and make it easier to use. First, open Photoshop and select File > New > Workspace. This will open the New Workspace dialog box. In the Name field, type “Clean workspace.” Click OK to create the new workspace. Now, we’re going to clean up our toolbar. To do this, select Toolbar > Customize Toolbar and remove all of the shortcuts that you don’t use anymore. You can also remove any icons that are redundant or not related to Photoshop. For example, you can remove the icon for the File menu from the toolbar. Next, we’re going to reorganize our panels. To do this, select Panels > Arrange Panels Alphabetically (or however you prefer). This will reorganize all of the panels in alphabetical order. Finally, we’re going to clean up our windows by closing any windows that you don’t need and hiding any panels that you don’t need access to. To do this, select Window > Hide/Show Panels (or click on the eye icon next to a panel name). ..
