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The Puppet Warp tool in Photoshop is one of the most powerful ways to manipulate a subject. Think of it like a digital "skeleton" that you apply to an image so you can bend, twist, and reposition parts of it like a puppet.Here is a beginner-friendly guide to mastering it.1. Prepare Your SubjectPuppet Warp works best when the object you want to move is on its own transparent layer.Isolate the subject: Use the Object Selection Tool or Remove Background to cut out your subject.Convert to Smart Object: Right-click your layer and select Convert to Smart Object. This is crucial—it makes your warp "non-destructive," meaning you can go back and move the pins later without losing quality.2. Activate Puppet WarpGo to Edit Puppet Warp.A "mesh" (a web-like grid) will appear over your subject.Pro Tip: If the mesh is distracting, you can uncheck Show Mesh in the Options bar at the top.3. Placing Your "Pins"The pins act as both joints and anchors. You need at least two types:Anchors: Place pins on parts of the object you want to stay still (e.g., the feet or the torso).Joints: Place pins on the parts you want to move (e.g., an elbow, a hand, or a head).4. Manipulating the PoseMove: Click and drag a pin to reposition that part of the image.Rotate: Hold Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) and hover near a pin. A circle will appear; drag it to rotate that specific section.Depth: If you move an arm across a body and it goes behind when it should be in front, use the Pin Depth icons in the top bar to move the selected pin forward or backward.Delete: To remove a pin, select it and hit Backspace or Delete.5. Adjusting the "Stretchiness" (Mode)In the top Options bar, you can change the Mode:Normal: The default. Good for most organic shapes.Rigid: Best for objects that shouldn't bend much (like a wooden stick or a straight leg).Distort: Good for extreme perspective changes or more "elastic" stretching.Quick Shortcuts TableActionShortcutSelect Multiple PinsShift + ClickRotate PinAlt / Option + Drag near pinHide Pins/MeshHold HApply ChangesEnterCancel WarpEscWould you like me to walk you through how to use the "Content-Aware Fill" to fix the hole left behind in the background after you move your puppet?