How to merge layers in ps

How to merge layers? You can merge layers by selecting the layer to merge in the Layers panel. Use Layers > Merge Layers in the menu bar or press Ctrl E (Windows) or Cmd E (Mac) to perform the merge operation. Creates elements that contain the original layer.

How to merge layers?

Merge layers are superimposed on multiple layers to form a new layer that contains elements from all the original layers. Here is how to merge layers:

Step 1: Select the layer you want to merge

Use the Selection tool in the Layers panel to select the layer you want to merge. Shift-click to select multiple layers.

Step 2: Perform the merge operation

There are two ways to merge layers:

• Using the menu bar: In the menu bar, navigate to Layers > Merge Layers.
• Using keyboard shortcuts: Press Ctrl E (Windows) or Cmd E (Mac).

Step 3: Name the merged layer (optional)

After merge, a new layer containing all the original layer elements is created. The name of the new layer will default to Merge Layers. You can double-click the layer name to rename it to a more meaningful name.

Notes:

• Merge the layer creates a new layer and the original layer is removed.
• Merge layers cannot be undoed, so be sure to check the layers before merging.
• Merge layers cannot be used on layers that contain raster images and vector objects.

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