In this Photoshop CC tutorial, we will learn how to customize a predesigned Photoshop template. Whether it is an animated template or not, starting with a template can save a lot of time. Let's take a look at how to replace some of the generic template placeholders with your own content.

To start, your Adobe Portfolio has one gallery. Of course, you can build your portfolio for your own needs and you can have more than one gallery. So how do they work?

About a decade ago, there were many large and small websites offering eCards that could be emailed to your family and friends. Now, greeting card companies offer eCards as part of their services, allowing their customers to send eCards or order a paper greeting card from their website or mobile app.

In the last tutorial, we began setting the options for our Adobe Portfolio. Let's continue setting the Site-Wide options.

This September, Adobe updated their requirements for stock contributors. Let's take a look at the requirements for submitting design templates. A template is a finished design but the user replaces the placeholder text and graphics with their own content.

In this tutorial, we will design the back of our business card template in Photoshop CC.

In this tutorial, we will add the design elements to our business card front template.

In this tutorial, we will build a business card template in Photoshop CC. We will use Artboards to organize the design layers for the front and back of the card.

My first step in creating an animated social media video template is to divide the video into scenes. Some animators like to use storyboard software for this. However, I like to create animation mockups, as I find them more useful than static screenshots and text.

Over a year ago, Facebook introduced a new feature that made animators very happy. It’s called the Facebook Video Cover. Yes, you can replace your still cover image at the top of your Facebook page with a moving video.