This is a quick tip tutorial on how to select multiple layers in Procreate version 5.3.5
To select multiple layers in Procreate, open your canvas and click on the layers icon in the upper right corner. Locate the layers you want to select and swipe right on each one of them with your Apple pencil.
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How to Select Multiple Layers in Procreate Quick Tutorial
Watch the video above to learn to select more than one layer in Procreate visually.
How to Select Multiple Layers in Procreate Step-by-Step Guide
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Time needed: 1 minute
- Open your artwork
First, open your artwork, image, or picture
- Click on the layers icon in the upper right corner
This will open all of your layers so you can locate the ones you want to select
- Swipe right on the layers you want to select
With your Apple pencil, swipe right on each layer you want to select
- Selected layers will have blue overlay
All of the layers you selected will have blue overlay
Voila, you have selected multiple layers in your Procreate artwork, image, or file.
Now you can use the arrow icon to move them around, duplicate them or copy and paste them into another Procreate artwork, image, or file.
Thank you for being here, and I hope this was helpful to you.
See you in the next episode of Art Side of Life Quick Tips in Procreate.
Hi, I am Iva (rhymes with “viva”). I am a full-time self-taught artist behind Art Side of Life® and a Top Teacher on Skillshare. I have 15 years of experience in the creative field as a concept designer, illustrator, art director, and now freelance artist, content creator, and art instructor. My goal is to help you get your creative groove on with Procreate and make awesome art through practical classes, tutorials, Procreate brushes, and guides on art tools, supplies and resources. About me »
