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Method 1: Merge Images via Adobe Photoshop CC. There are different ways to start the combining process. This is such a handy option, and I use it all the time with my work in both illustration and design. Adobe Photoshop has Different Methods for Combining Images. By using the keyboard shortcut above, Photoshop creates a new layer for you and places a flattened version of the image into this layer. In the example below, you can see the layers panels on the left has four separate layers. The layers will merge into the top-most layer and keep its name. Just select the group you want to merge as though it were a single layer.

You can also merge sets of grouped layers. You can use this keyboard shortcut to have both in one file. To select multiple layers, hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard as you click each layer. If you want to flatten an image in Photoshop, you don’t need to make a duplicate file in order to create a fattened layer while keeping your original layers. Is that possible? Why yes, with the power of Photoshop, it is indeed! Reversed layers usually occur after duplications, but sometimes it can occur simply by misarrangement. Whether it’s all of them, or just a select few. So now you have two files, your layered PSD and your flattened (and usually much lower file sized) single layered file.īut what happens if you want to have BOTH of these in one file. It’s not a super common occurrence, but there are certainly times when you have the need to reverse the order that your layers appear in. When your work is finished you can send a flattened version to your client, or put it on your website portfolio. Then if you want to come back to your file at a later time, you still have all your layers to play around with. When you’re working on a project, whether it’s photo retouching, graphic design or web design, it’s always a good idea to carefully keep an original PSD file with all your layers intact. Cause this was the Question I was hoping someone could answere when I found this board.Photoshop Tip : Create a flattened layer AND keep all your layers intact in one file I Just wanted to share this in case it helps someone. If you are editing a spherical image make sure to select the "Move tool +" to naviage around the image properly or you may think the image turned into a still image if you are unfamiliar or new to photoshop. You can use this process to edit different areas of a huge image without experiencing lagging. You’ll a pop-up window asking if you want to discard hidden layers. Step 2: Click on the hidden menu on the Layers panel and select Flatten Image. Select the "menu Icon" and find the option "Merge Down" Step 1: The same thing, select any layer. From the Layers Box where you created the Layer (usually located on the bottom right hand of the screen) there is a "menu Icon" that looks like a stack of lines in the top right hand corner of the Layers Box. Now Begin editing the object in the Layer You Pasted it in with the "Spot Healing Bursh" or "Healing Brush" (You can hold down the "Spot Healing Brush" for more brush option or to change between the two.) Or you can use a tool of your choice more specific to your objective.ĥ. (The image should appear in the blank layer.)Ĥ. Then Select "Paste" from the drop down menu.

Then Copy the Image to the blank Layer by Selecting "Edit" from the top left menu bar. Then Select the Layer you Created in the beginning ( as in Click on the blank Layer) Then Select "Copy" from the drop down menu (the Rectangular Marquee Tool should be present/visible around the object you want to erase or edit at this point.)ģ. Then select "Edit" from top left menu bar. Use "Rectangular Marquee Tool" to select object (background image should be selected). "Layer should be created on top of background.")Ģ. Create Layer ( The order Sequence should be top to bottom. I used this process to Edit out Tripod from 360 image (Usually this process is used to avoid lagging when editing a big image)ġ. EDITING AN OBJECT OUT OF AN IMAGE USING EXTRA LAYER