Which option enables snapping to grid and guides for alignment?

• A. View > Snap and View > Snap To
• B. Edit > Preferences > Snap
• C. Layer > Snap
• D. View > Show > Grid and View > Snap and View > Snap To

Answer: (D)

Snapping for alignment relies on two things: a snapping system you turn on, and the specific targets you want to snap to. To align precisely to grid lines and guides, you need the grid visible and snapping set to those targets. Turning on the grid shows the reference lines you’ll snap to, and enabling snapping along with the Snap To options ensures Photoshop snaps objects to the grid and guides as you move them. This combination—View > Show > Grid to display the grid, plus View > Snap and View > Snap To to enable snapping to Grid and Guides—provides both the visual reference and the functional snapping behavior. The other paths either don’t show the grid or don’t activate the snap targets needed for grid and guides.