There's a very cool shortcut in Illustrator: you press Command/CTRL+d and Illustrator repeats the last action for you.
Is there a shortcut that does this or at least something similar in Photoshop?
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The closest thing to this is Edit > Transform > Again
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Command/CTRL-Shift-T --- But this only works for transformations. And it only repeats the last transformation. Unlike Illustrator, it won't do things like repeat a copy and transform.
Cmd
T
) then you get the added benefit of being able to rotate, scale, etc too. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to work with Smart Objects though. You can Duplicate Layer and Transform > Again repeatedly. (Shift
Cmd
T
is my shortcut to transform again, but can't remember if that's default or custom.)
Feb 8 at 7:31
Ctrl-Alt-U worked for me repeating Hue/Saturation on another layer of the image in Photoshop 2023 in Windows
Actually, there is. Under Edit > Step and Repeat or CMD/CTRL + ALT + U.