And not only does this command load your images, but it even creates the Photoshop document for you! Here's how to use it. For that, we use a command called Load Files into Stack. Let's start by learning how to load multiple images as layers into the same Photoshop document. Let's get started! How to load multiple images as layers in Photoshop This is lesson 6 in my Layers Learning Guide. I'm using Photoshop 2020 but you can follow along with any recent version. And as a bonus, I'll finish things off by blending my images into a simple double exposure effect. We'll also look at a few options in Photoshop's Preferences that make placing images into your document even faster. Import enables you to pull files created in Photoshop (.psd), Illustrator (.ai). In this tutorial, I'll show you how both of these features work. This includes pulling in any images, replicating the layers structure. And we can add more files to the document as we need them using a different command known as Place Embedded. Instead, each file opens in its own separate document, forcing us to move the images ourselves from one document to another.īut there is a way to open multiple images at once into the same document using a command called Load Layers into Stack. But that's not how Photoshop works when we open multiple files. And each image needs to appear on its own layer within that document. Images are fromDesignbundles.Whether we're compositing images, creating collages or designing layouts, we often need to load multiple images into the same Photoshop document. Once selected use CtrlC to copy it.ġ3- Then click Ctrl V to paste the house.You can now move it to where you would like it to be on your page. Now we need to cut out the house we need for the image.ġ1-On the left toolbar select the rectangle marque tool.ġ2- Draw around the house you want. Layer 2 is the layer we need to keep so click on layer 2 (1) and drag to the rubbish bin to remove (2)ġ0- You now have a transparent background. This time select Layer via Cut.ĩ- You will now see 2 layers in the layers palette. this will reverse the marching ants to when we cut later the houses will stay and the white background can be removed. ai file (that contains the pattern you want to work with) open in Adobe Illustrator, the Pattern can be accessed from the Swatches panel. this will then leave little marching ants around all the houses.Ĩ- Once you are happy with the selection, right click on the image and select Inverse. Select the quick selection tool in the left toolbar.ħ- Once selected you need to select all the white areas. psd file as you would any other document. Open Photoshop then locate and open your exported. In Photoshop the layers retain the names I gave them in Illustrator. To do this we need to complete a few steps. Click on Write Layers, and then click on Maximum Editability, your choice on Anti-aliasing, and of course, if you chose RGB for your color mode. As we want to put the EPS file onto our Jpeg background we need to ensure the image on the EPS file is separated from the rest, and that is has a transparent background. Ensure that your file has been downloaded and unzipped to use.Ģ- Select your background image they you want to use your EPS file on.I am using a Jpeg file as my background.ģ- Your background file will open in your workspace.ĥ- A new box will appear.
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