There are a few things you need to know before starting:

  1. The size of your picture.
  2. The resolution of your monitor.
  3. Your Photoshop software version and version of Adobe Photoshop Elements (or other image editing software).
  4. Your desired level of detail in your picture.
  5. Your desired level of clarity in your picture.
  1. Choose the size of your picture - the smaller the better, since you’ll want to create an outline for each pixel in your image rather than have a huge, blurry picture overall. 2) Choose the resolution of your monitor - if you’re using a computer with a lower resolution, make sure to choose a higher resolution when creating an outline for each pixel in your image so that they look as high-resolution as possible (if using a computer with a higher resolution, make sure to choose a lower resolution when creating an outline for each pixel in your image so that they look as low-resolution as possible). 3) Choose the type of Photoshop software you’re using - if you’re using Adobe Photoshop Elements, select it when creating the outline; if you’re using another image editing software, select it when creating the outlines (e.g., photo editor). 4) If you’re not using Adobe Photoshop Elements or another image editing software, set up some basic settings such as white balance and exposure before beginning (see “How to make an outline” below). 5) Once everything is set up and ready to go, click on “Create Outline” under “Outlines” on the left side of Photoshop’s main window and follow these steps: a) In the “Width” field, enter how much space should be left between each pixel in your picture (in pixels), and then click on OK; b) In the “Height” field, enter how much space should be left between each pixel in your picture (in pixels), and then click on OK;