blue line on photo

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
January 21, 2017
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This blue line appeared as I tried to crop. It does not move with the crop box. It seems to be some sort of "ruler" line. It sits about 1/4 inch from the top and goes all the way across. I need to get rid of tis but don't know how .

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Correct answer Derek Cross

View > Extras

It's just a guide line pulled down (or across) from the ruler.

jane-e

Community Expert

You got the non-printing guide by dragging from the Ruler.

Other ways to get rid of it if you have just done it (as you have) include:

Undo

Step Backward

History panel

Also:

Drag it back into the Ruler with the Move tool

davescm

Community Expert

As Derek said, it is a guide.

It is only visible in Photoshop and will not appear on the printed or exported photo. Guides are useful for aligning elements in a picture.

You can remove it with View - Clear Guides

Dave

Derek Cross

Correct answer

Community Expert

View > Extras

It's just a guide line pulled down (or across) from the ruler.

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