Recovering the Anti-alias

Use the Recover Anti-alias command when you want to restore the original anti-aliasing of an object that was pasted into an image. This command is useful if you made the selection without anti-aliasing, and now want the edges of the selection to be smooth.

To recover the anti-alias:

  1. Choose Selections > Modify > Recover Anti-alias to open the Recover Anti-alias dialog. the selection with the anti-alias added in the right preview window.

  2. To apply the anti-alias to all layers of the selection, mark the Sample merged check box.

  3. To apply the anti-alias and copy the result to a new layer mark the Result on new layer check box.

  4. For the Anti-alias mark an option:

  5. Inside to anti-alias the inside of the selection marquee.

  6. Outside to anti-alias outside of the selection marquee.

  1. Click OK to anti-alias the selection edges.

Related Topics

Adding to a Selections

Adding or Removing a Color from a Selection

Changing the Feathering of a Selection

Cleaning up the Edges of a Selection

Modifying the Select Selection Borders

Removing Specks and Holes from a Selection

Shape Based Anti-aliasing

Smoothing the Boundary of a Selection

Subtracting from a Selection