in the house of st3f up there: put all window-squares in one group, then mark the group and the path and cut all the squares out with one click on substract. Now dear Wizards behind Pixelmator, since I'm here anyway: this would be perfect if it would work on Layer-Groups too. Press a number key once or twice quickly in succession.Thank you very much for pointing out what now seems so obvious. Shift ⇧ + Right bracket ] or Shift ⇧ + Left bracket [ Temporarily switch from painting to erasingĬhoose the next brush in the collection. Press and hold the Shift ⇧ key before starting to paint Paint or erase a vertical or horizontal line Switch between foreground and background color Reset foreground and background colors to white and black Press and hold the Shift ⇧ and Option ⌥ keys before starting to select Press and hold the Option ⌥ key before starting to select Press and hold Shift ⇧ before starting to select Press and hold Shift ⇧ after starting a selection Load the outline of a layer as a selectionĬommand ⌘ – click the thumbnail of a layerĬonstrain selection to a circle or a square Press and hold the Shift ⇧ key while double-clicking to reset the image width using constrained cropĭrag a transform handle while holding Shift ⇧ + Command ⌘ĭrag a transform handle while holding the Command ⌘ keyĭrag a transform handle while holding Option ⌥ + Shift ⇧ + Command ⌘ Press and hold the Shift ⇧ key while double-clicking to reset the image height using constrained cropĭouble-click the left or the right side handle. Keep the center of the crop box fixed when resizingĭouble-click the top-middle crop handle. Resize the crop box using constrained proportions Press Control ⌃ + Command ⌘ and an arrow keyĪlign multiple layers according to their centersĬontrol ⌃ + Command ⌘ + H (for horizontal centers) or V (for vertical centers) Move a layer in a straight or diagonal lineĪlign multiple layers according to their edges Shift ⇧ + Command ⌘ – drag a layer handle Open the shortcut menu for the selected layer Temporarily view original layer without styles appliedĭisable alignment guides while moving or resizingĬonstrain the aspect ratio when resizing a layerĬonstrain the aspect ratio when resizing a layer from the center Press the 0 key once for 100% and twice for 0% Press a number key once or twice quickly in succession. Option ⌥ – click between two layers in the Layers sidebar or press Option ⌥ – drag a layer mask from one layer to anotherĬreate a layer mask from image, shape or textĬommand ⌘ – drag the image, shape or text onto a layer you'd like to mask Insert an image or video as a layer from Photosĭelete selected layer(s) or clear selections Insert an image or video as a layer from Finder Press and hold the Option ⌥ key and pick a color from an image Use Super Resolution to increase the resolution of an image Press Option ⌥ + Shift ⇧ and an arrow key Press and hold Space + R, then click and drag to rotate the canvasĬycle through Free, Magnetic, and Polygonal selection toolsĬycle through the Circular, Path, Freeform and the regular type toolsĬreate a new image from your Photos libraryĬontrol ⌃ + Option ⌥ + Shift ⇧ + Command ⌘ + Vĭuplicate a layer and move it by 10 pixels Press and hold Space, then drag the image or press H on your keyboard Press and hold Option ⌥ + Space on your keyboard, then click and drag on canvasĬlick to zoom in, Option ⌥ – click to zoom out, drag over an area to zoom in to it See Customize keyboard shortcuts to learn more.
#How to use layer mask in pixelmator pro pro#
While Pixelmator Pro comes with many pre-assigned keyboard shortcuts, you can also create some custom ones yourself to best suit your workflow. To use a keyboard shortcut, press all the keys in the shortcut at the same time. You can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly accomplish many tasks in Pixelmator Pro.
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