Duplicating layers
You can duplicate a layer within an image. You can use the duplicated layer as a starting point for a new layer, or you can try out edits and effects on the duplicated layer while keeping the original layer intact. You can also copy a layer to another image.
To duplicate a layer within an image |
Edit workspace
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Select the layer you want to duplicate, and choose Layers
Duplicate.
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The duplicated layer is added just above the selected layer. |
You can also right-click the layer name and choose Duplicate.
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You can also choose Edit Copy to copy the layer and then
choose Edit Paste As New Layer.
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To copy a layer to another image |
Edit workspace
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On the Layers palette, select the layer you want to copy.
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Choose Edit Copy.
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Open the image in which you want to paste the layer.
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If the image has layers, click a layer. When the copied layer is pasted, it will appear above the selected layer. |
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Choose Edit Paste As New Layer.
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The layer is pasted on the center of the canvas. |
You can also drag the layer from the Layers palette onto an
open image.
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