Whether you're a casual user or a graphic design professional, there are certain Photoshop tools that you'll always rely on. They vary in skill level but they all have one common goal of modifying an image to the users' content. At the most basic level, select, move, fill, and blur are go-to actions. The brush tool is also popular, as it lets you "paint" onto a photo. Another one that's widely used is the "clone" tool, which creates duplicates of selected parts of images for you to move elsewhere. Alternatively, you can copy, cut, and paste specific parts of a pic and draw symbols and shapes on the image. Many also turn to Photoshop filters like black-and-white and vignette overlays when editing photos. Similar to filters, you can add effects like drop shadows or tilting during the editing process. One of the most heavily used manipulation tools is the red-eye removal tool. The layer panel also gets a lot of action when changing backgrounds and removing unwanted objects.