Photoshop is a fantastically complicated raster image editor, and it’s possible to lose yourself in hours of work when you’re editing photos. But if you do a lot of little tasks and then later realize you’d rather go back, you can only hit Crtl+Alt+Z so many times before you hit the limit in Photoshop’s history panel.
Fortunately, it’s really easy to add extra states for history, so you can go back and forth through your artistic progress to your heart’s content.Start Photoshop, then click on the “Edit” menu in the upper-left corner on Windows or the menu bar in macOS. Hover the cursor over “Preferences,” then click “Performance.”
This window includes a lot of options that determine how much of your computer’s resources Photoshop will use. In the “History & Cache” section in the upper-right of the menu, look for the “History States” option. By default it’s set…
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