How to pull the vertical reference line of PS

Pull vertical guides in Photoshop: Enable ruler view (View > ruler). Hover the mouse over the vertical edge of the ruler, and then the cursor becomes a vertical line with double arrows and hold and drag the mouse to pull out the reference line. Click Delete by dragging the guide, or hovering it into a cross.

How to use Photoshop to pull vertical reference lines

Guides in Photoshop can be used to align layers, elements, and objects. To pull the vertical guide, follow these steps:

Step 1: Enable the reference line

• Enable ruler view by going to View > Ruler.
• The ruler will appear around the document.

Step 2: Pull the reference line

• Hover the cursor over the vertical edge of the ruler.
• The cursor will become a vertical line with a double arrow symbol.
• Hold down the mouse and drag it to the location where you want the guide to be.

Step 3: Adjust the reference line

• To reposition the guide, drag it to a new position.
• To remove the guide, hover the guide over the guide until it becomes a cross with the garbage can symbol and click it.

hint:

• You can also use keyboard shortcuts to pull the guide: hold down the Alt key (Windows) or Option key (Mac) and click the ruler.
• To pull multiple vertical guides, hold down the Shift key and click the ruler.
• To create a guide that is pulled from the center of the document, hold down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac) and click the ruler.
• The reference lines are only visible to the current document.

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