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: Photoshop overlapping tab and scary PEN TOOL Here are my menu tabs: #1 is the look I am trying to achieve but I can't quite make it look the same. #2 is my attempt. I have 2 questions:

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Here are my menu tabs:


#1 is the look I am trying to achieve but I can't quite make it look the same. #2 is my attempt.

I have 2 questions:


Is there another easy way to create these that does not involve the Pen tool?
Is there a way to make it so that the end result that does not look too pixelated or blurry with a stroke?

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@Berumen635

In short, no there is not really an easy way without Pen tool. Even if there was, I'd still recommend learning to do it with Pen because it is very simple and effective once you get comfortable with it.

Most of the problems with pixelation or antialiasing result from being zoomed in closer than 100% which allows the pen tool to provide sub-pixel precision. If you keep your zoom level at 100%, you can easily reproduce the shape you want with by using the Rounded Rectangle, Rectangle, Path Selection, and Convert Point tools.



If you need it to snap to specific dimensions, use your Guides. To make sure your horizontal lines stay straight while using Convert Point, hold the Shift key.

The only other way that I can think of to do this task would be to free-hand it with the Lasso tool, but I sincerely doubt you want to do that.

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