: How to place an anchor point exactly between two others in Photoshop CC? In such a situation, how can you center the middle point?

@Bethany839

You may also solve that problem by simple geometry trick :)
Create a circle with a center at the end point of line segment and a radius a little bit greater than a half of the line segment. Then put a copy of the circle at the other end of it. The circles will intersect at two points. When you connect that points with a straight line it will intersect your line segment exactly in the half way. I attach a picture to make it more clear.

I know it's quite time-consuming and inefficient, but dealing with life by doing math is cool B)

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@Sims5801359

You might also try using the Rectangle Tool (since you can snap a guide to the exact center) or use a Grid (view>show>grid) with Snap to Grid (view>snap to>grid). Place a rectangle and snap a guide to the center then remove any extra anchors. Obviously not ideal, but a bit faster than trying to count pixels.

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@BetL875

Unless that changed in the CC version you need to do it manually - figure out the width in px and move the anchor point either by dragging it or using the keyboard. Photoshop is not the greatest at dealing with vectors.

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