Configure Photoshop for pixel perfect design
If you’ve drawn pixel snapped artwork in Illustrator and pasted it into Photoshop as a shape layer, you may have noticed that the results can vary from exactly what you’d expect—a perfectly sharp image—to a blurry mess. Here’s how to fix that.
Below is some artwork as it appears in Illustrator. Perfectly formed, snapped to the pixel grid, and at the size we intend to use it in Photoshop.
The same paths, pasted into Photoshop a few times. Notice how only the top left version is sharp, while the others are half a pixel out on the X axis, Y axis, or both.
What went wrong?
Photoshop’s pasting behaviour works one of two ways. If there’s a selection, the clipboard contents is pasted so the center of the clipboard is aligned with the center of the selection. If there isn’t a selection, it’s pasted so the center of the clipboard aligns with the center of your current view. How far in you’re zoomed and the portion of the document you’re viewing will determine the result.
A fix
A fix
Our test artwork is 32 pixels wide and 12 pixels high. Drawing a 32×12 pixel marquee selection in Photoshop will force the artwork to land exactly where we want it, and to be pixel aligned. This works every single time.
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