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Create a new layer when brushing
Ultima actualizare la
2 dec. 2025
Learn how to automatically add a new pixel layer when you paint with the Brush or Pencil tool in Adobe Photoshop.
Locate and check the box next to Create a new layer when brushing.
Select OK to save your preferences.
Select the Brush tool and begin painting.
Notă:
When you turn on this option, Photoshop creates a new pixel layer if you paint on a non-paintable layer, such as a Smart Object or adjustment layer.
