Photoshop How to Feather
Okay, here’s the fun trick. Make a selection with the Marquee or Lasso tool. Now, right-click anywhere on the canvas. Boom—a menu pops up with “Feather.” Click it.
Type a number in the box. Try 10 pixels. Then hit Delete or add a layer mask. Suddenly, your edge looks like it’s melting into the void. It’s weirdly satisfying. I once feathered a photo of a pizza so it looked like it was fading into a cheesy dream.
Why You Should Care About the Radius
The radius is the star of the show. A small radius, like 2 pixels, gives a hint of softness. Bigger numbers, like 50 pixels, scream “I’m having a foggy day.” Don’t go over 250—Photoshop will give you a digital side-eye.
How to feather in Photoshop - Adobe
A funny detail? If you set the radius too high on a tiny selection, you’ll get a blank square of nothing. It’s like ordering a pizza and only getting the box. The software is just being honest—it blurred everything away.