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When finished with the layer content on a couple layers, you can merge layers, using one of the merge tools to combine them.
There are two merge tools:
This feature extremely useful if you have a limited number of layers. Use either of the merge tools to combine two or more layers. If you have reached your layer limit, merging is the way to free up a layer or two.
Combine two layers into one.
Tap the upper layer and flick toward to merge it with the one below or press Cmd+E for Mac or Ctrl+E for Windows.
Combine all layers to create a project with one layer.
In the Layer Editor, tap a layer to select it.
Ensure the layer to be merged is above the one it will be merged with. If it isn’t, reposition it. See How to reorder layers.
Double-tap a layer to access the Layer menu.
Tap to merge two layers or to merge all.
Then, tap OK.
There are three merging options to choose from:
Merge With Below – Combine two layers together. Tap the upper layer and select Merge With Below to merge it with the one below.
In the Layer Editor radial menu, you can also flick toward .
Merge All Layers – Combine all layers, including hidden and locked, to create a project with one layer. If you don’t want hidden content included, use Merge Visible Layers.
In the Layer Editor radial marking menu, you can also flick toward .
Merge Visible Layers – Combine only the visible layers, while not affecting the hidden ones. If locked layers are visible, the will be merged.
Once the content of a layer is finalized, use either Merge Visible Layers or Merge All Layers to combine more than two layers.