[Photoshop] When you cut out a selection, the colors near the border become blurred. How to deal with it

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When I cut out the selected area, the area near the border becomes blurred. . .

2020.08.14 (Friday), When I cut out the sketch from the background using Adobe Photoshop’s automatic selection tool, the approximate colors near the border also reacted, making the colors lighter.

The color near the border of the selection range will only become a little lighter, but doing so will cause you to lose color information, so it’s a matter of life and death.

In order to make cutting operations easier in the future, I reviewed the selection tool settings and found that the following settings “blurred the area near the border of the selection area.”

How to stop blurring

Blur to 0px, anti-aliasing unchecked

By doing this, the colors no longer become blurred when cutting or filling in.

This time, I will show you what to do when the color near the border becomes blurred when you cut out or fill in the selected area.

Problem: “When I crop a selection, the colors near the border become blurred.”


When you cut out or fill in a selection	the surrounding colors become blurred

Solution: “Set blur to 0px, turn off anti-aliasing”

By setting the blur to 0px and turning off anti-aliasing, you can crop without blurring.

Switch to one of the following selection tools:

Rectangular selection tool、Elliptical selection tool、Single line selection tool、Single row selection tool
Lasso tool、Polygon selection tool、Magnet tools
Automatic selection tool

2. Blur 0px, anti-aliasing turned off.