There are multiple ways to draw a path in Photoshop. One way is to use the Pen tool.
To use the Pen tool, click and hold down the mouse button where you want the path to start, and then drag the mouse in the direction you want the path to go. As you drag, press the Shift key to constrain the path to a straight line, or press the Alt (Windows) / Option (Mac) key to create a curved path.Release the mouse button when you’ve reached the end point of the path.
Another way to draw a path is to use the Freeform Pen tool. To use the Freeform Pen tool, click where you want the path to start, and then click and drag in any direction.
As you drag, press the Shift key to constrain the path to a straight line, or press the Alt (Windows) / Option (Mac) key to create a curved path. Release the mouse button when you’ve reached the end point of the path.
Once you’ve drawn a path, you can select it by clicking on it with the Path Selection tool. With a path selected, you can move it by clicking and dragging it with the Path Selection tool. You can also use this tool to add anchor points to an existing path.
The easiest way to draw a path in Photoshop is by using the Pen tool. First, click and hold down where you want your path to start. Then, drag your mouse in whatever direction you want your path to go while holding down either shift for a straight line or alt/option for curves.
Let go of your mouse button when you reach your desired endpoint.
