Clipping

1. In the document view, position the content to be clipped so it overlaps the content which will perform the clipping.
2. Do one of the following:
   • On top of the Layers panel, tap Mask and Rasterise, then select Mask To Below.
   • On the Layers panel, drag the layer to be clipped on top of the layer which is to perform the clipping, then drop.

The clipped layer is nested within the clipping layer, becoming a child of the clipping layer.

1. Select the layer which will perform the clipping.
2. On the Edit menu, under the Insertion Targets section, tap Insert Inside.
3. Draw over the selected object to auto-clip.

To select clipped layers:

Do one of the following:

1. With the Move Tool active, double-tap the clipped object in the document view.
2. On the Layers panel, expand the clipping layer's entry, then tap the clipped layer's entry.

The clipped layer can now be edited as needed.

1. Select the child layer you wish to unclip.
2. Do one of the following:
   • On top of the Layers panel, tap Mask and Rasterise, then select Release.
   • On the Layers panel, drag the clipped layer out of the parent layer to another position on the layer stack.

To resize a layer without scaling its child layer content:

• Select the parent layer with the Move Tool.
• On the tool's context toolbar, tap Move Options, and then enable Lock Children. Resize the parent to your chosen size.