VideoTutorials.co.uk aims to bring together some of the most useful and interesting Photoshop video guides from around the web. When you buy an expensive piece of software like Adobe Photoshop, you want to get the most out of it. Often, a video is the best way to understand how to create a particular effect in Photoshop as it’s an extremely visual program and some of the tools and settings can be difficult to find. Our website has videos to help beginners get to grips with the software, but also helps experienced users learn new things and get fresh inspiration.

The site is best viewed in a modern browser. If you wish to download OUR video tutorials for viewing offline, simply download RealPlayer for free and enable the video download option in the software. Hovering over the top right of the video will then allow you to download it to your computer. Alternatively, there are plenty of free tools available on the web which will allow you to download videos in a similar way. Please respect all copyright and do not use these videos for commercial purposes.

Video Tutorials

Our videos are sourced from all over the web, so there could be a chance that your video is linked to from our website. If this is a problem, please contact us with the details and we will remove the video if appropriate.

All the videos vary in length, so some tutorials may only be a couple of minutes long, whereas others may be in several parts of half an hour at a time. We recommend that you try simple videos to start with until you get the hang of them. You will more than likely need speakers (some videos are without voice guidance), and a dual screen set up is ideal so you can have Photoshop open on one screen and the video open on the other.

We add new tutorials regularly, so please bookmark us and share us!

Submitting Video Tutorials

We always appreciate a heads up on new and useful videos that we may have overlooked. If you come across a video, particularly if you find it interesting or helpful, please contact us with the details and URL.