You can also select multiple layers at once by tapping on one layer, holding it down, and then tapping on the other layers, you would like to move.

To move an entire layer, simply tap on it and then drag it up or down in the layers panel.

Moving an entire layer in Procreate is incredibly easy to do – and can be a great way to rearrange the elements of your artwork quickly. Step 4: Release your finger or Pencil from the screen to confirm the movement. You can also use the arrow keys on the keyboard to nudge the selection or object in small increments. Simply tap and hold on the selection or object, and then drag it to the desired location on the canvas. This will allow you to move the selection or object around the canvas. Once you’ve created a selection around the object or selection you want to move, tap on the Transform tool (it looks like an arrow) in the toolbar at the top of the screen. Okay, so now to get to the actual ‘moving’ part. Step 3: Tap on the Transform tool to move the selection or object. You will see a bar pop up at the top of the screen that shows you the threshold – and ultimately helps you determine how much of the object you have selected. To do this, tap and hold your finger or Apple Pencil on the object, and then drag your finger/ pencil to the right-hand side.

To prevent this from happening, it’s a good idea to adjust the threshold to a higher level so that the entire object is selected. Personally, I have found that while the automatic option can be time-saving, it can also cause problems and leave areas of the object behind. The automatic selection option is essentially just that – it automatically selects the object you tap on. How to use the Automatic Selection Option in Procreate Make sure to end your freehand shape at the same spot (the grey dot) that you began at. To use the freehand selection option, simply draw around the object. Step 3_ Or choose the selection tool, freehand option to select a specific object.

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