Choose a color for brush editing preview. Select the Other Cursors options you want to use: Displays a crosshair while using a paint brush. Displays a crosshair in the center of the brush tip. Shows the full size of the brush tip, including feathered edges. Painting cursors appear with the shape of the active brush tip. Painting cursors look like their toolbox icons. Select the Painting Cursors options you want to use: Click the Edit (Win) or Photoshop (Mac) menu, point to Preferences, and then click Cursors.Working with the Cursors preferences gives you control over how Photoshop communicates with you. When you paint, you can specify how Photoshop displays the brush tip. For example, when a cursor looks like an I-beam, this typically means it’s time to enter text, or when the cursor looks like a magnifying glass, clicking on the image expands the view size. Photoshop communicates with us using visual cues, the most prominent one being the shape of the cursor. We communicate with Photoshop using various devices, such as a drawing tablet, mouse, touch screen, track pad, or keyboard. Learn More Buy Setting Cursors Preferences
