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Command + (Mac) | Control + (Win) toggles the visibility of guides.Drag a guide outside of the image area to quickly delete it.Note, this shortcut works even when “snap to” is off (View / Snap To…). Shift-drag a guide to snap it to the ruler tic marks.When the icon changes to a double headed arrow, click and drag to reposition the guide. To reposition a guide using the Move tool, position the Move tool directly on top of the guide.Here are some examples of the guides you can create: To reuse the guides in multiple images, save the guide options as a preset using the drop-down menu. Not only can you enter the number of Columns and Rows that you need, but you can also choose the Width or Height, Gutter, Margins and whether or not to Center the Columns. To add multiple guides at one time, choose View > New Guide Layout.Option -drag (Mac) | Alt -drag (Win) from the ruler to toggle the orientation of the guide (vertical to horizontal). To add a guide using the rulers, click in the ruler area, and drag the guide into the document.To enter a value that is different than the current units of measurement, type the value and then the unit (px, in, cm, mm, pt, pica, %). To place a single guide at a specific location in a documents, choose View > New Guide.Set the “Gridline every:” to 100% and the “Subdivisions” to 3. To create a grid that displays the “Rule of Thirds” overlay, choose Preferences > Guides, Grid & Slices.Command + ‘ (Mac) | Control + ‘ (Win) toggles visibility of the grid.In order to quickly find the center of an image, set the rulers to percentage and drag out guides to the 50% marks (you can also use View > New guide but I find dragging faster).Double clicking at the intersection of the rulers resets the point of origin to the upper left corner of the open document. To change the Ruler’s point of origin (the zero point of the rulers), click and drag the box in the upper left corner of the rulers (where they meet) and reposition.To display the Units & Rulers preferences, double click in the ruler area.

Command + R (Mac) | Control + R (Win) quickly displays rulers along the top and left sides of a document.Here are several of my favorite tips for working with Grids, Guides and Rules in Photoshop!