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hello and welcome to this video tutorial brought to you by testitude comm in this video i'm going to show you two quick ways to draw straight lines in adobe photoshop you may ask yourself how hard can this be but currently there is no straightforward line tool in photoshop like there is in illustrator so how we're going to draw a straight line here is the first technique and for this we are going to use the brush tool now as you can see here I have a dot grid if we look across here to the right in the layers panel this is just a layer which I can toggle the visibility of if I choose and this is just going to be my guide to help me compose my lines okay so let's go ahead and select the brush tool I'm going to come over to my menu and select the brush tool or I could just press B on the keyboard and I'm going to start by creating a new layer I'm going to press command shift end on the keyboard and I'm going to call this a line example one okay so we've got our brush tool selected and we if we look in the top left we can see the the size of the brush but I'm going to come to window and just pull up my brushes panel here so I can see it a bit more clearly and at the moment we have a size 30 brush and if I just draw on the canvas here we can see that it's actually a feathered brush now I don't want that right now so I'm just going to press command Z to Andy and do that and I'm going to choose a solid brush and I'm going to change the size to about 10 okay so if I draw my canvas we can see that that's a better line again I'm going to press command Z to undo that so now we are ready to draw a straight line now the next step is very important remember to press and hold shift on the keyboard this is important because holding shift this will allow us to click around the canvas and in doing so guarantee that we will draw straight lines so let's do this so I'm going to come up to the top left and choose my starting point which is going to be this top dot here in the top left hand corner and I'm going to press and hold shift on the keyboard remember that and I'm just going to click once like so and I'm still holding shift and you can see that we've just selected a starting point and holding shift again I'm going to move my mouse cursor over to the top right and choose my end point and just click again there it is there is a straight line if I press a V on the keyboard I'll be able to move this around let's go to press control Z so basically and by holding shift you can select your starting point and select your end point and it'll generate a straight line let's try that again so I'm going to pass a beat to pull up my brush tool I'm going to come over and select a starting point and I'm going to press and hold shift so let's click on that second dot underneath click once I'm holding shift let's try clicking on the line row below click again and there we have a nice straight line and finally I'm just going to draw one last line so I'm going to select my starting point I'm pressing and holding shift I'm just going to click once and we can see that if we keep holding down shift you can just continuously draw around the canvas and draw some straight lines it's really quite simple so that's how you draw straight lines with the brush tool another option is to use the pen tool okay so first let's come over to the menu and select our pen tool so let's come over and select the pen tool or you could simply press p on the keyboard to pull that up and before we start to draw i'm going to create a new layer so command shift n i'm going to call this line example 2 and like earlier i'm going to start to draw my line and first select a starting point so that's come down here and again press and hold shift I'm going to click once and by holding shift I will be able to draw straight lines but using the pen tool if you hold down shift you will be able to draw exact straight lines and you'll see that the lines will snap to straight if I want to draw a line at an angle by holding down shift I could draw a line you can see that it generates a line at 45 degrees and we're going to continue to click around the canvas here now if I want to create a an angle line a bit more subtle I can just take my finger off shift and I can click like so but if I want to continue to draw straight lines I'll just press and hold shift again and continue to click around the canvas so once you are happy with your line and your path it is now time to turn that path into a line so like earlier we are going to check our brush size so by pressing B on the keyboard we will pull up our brush and come back to our brushes panel this time I'm going to change the brush to size 20 and I'm going to change the color from black to let's go for a red in this case so now we've prepared our brush we have a solid brush size 20 and a color red so I'm going to come back to my pen tool a pressing p on the keyboard and I'm going to move my mouse cursor over my new path and you'll see the cursor change to a plus on this occasion we are going to right click and we're going to come down and select stroke path now you will get a panel comes up and it's going to ask you the tool you wish to apply the stroke with so let's drop that down you can see you have a whole load of options you can select but on this occasion we are going to choose the brush and I'm going to click OK and there you have it you can see that that path has been converted to a stroke if I press ENTER we will remove the path line if I press V we will be able to move that line around and that's how you can create straight lines in Photoshop well I hope you enjoyed the tutorial and hope it helps so have fun guys and I'll see you next time