Perspective projection

After adding a perspective plane, you can temporarily remove perspective. This lets you apply texture, text, and brush strokes in 2D without having to manually transform the content to maintain perspective. Once edited, and the projection is removed, the added edits are transformed automatically ensuring that perspective is kept realistic.

Multiple planes can be defined—each one can be edited individually.

To use Perspective projection:

With an image open, from the Edit menu, choose Projections>Perspective Projection.
An initial perspective plane will be added covering the image. Drag the four corner nodes to align the plane to a particular area within the image (e.g., vanishing point). The nodes will snap to horizontal and vertical points automatically.
Select any tool, adjustment or filter to automatically project the plane to a flat 2D canvas.
Using the appropriate tools, make your edits.
Once finished with the chosen perspective plane, from the Edit menu, choose Projections>Perspective Projection.

To add additional perspective planes:

Whilst in the Edit Live Projection mode, from the context toolbar, choose Add Plane.
Transform the second plane using its corner nodes.
Select between multiple planes by tapping anywhere on them.

To remove perspective planes:

Whilst in the Edit Live Projection mode, tap on a plane to select it.
From the context toolbar, choose Remove Plane.

To exit Live Perspective projection:

At any time during Perspective projection editing, from the Edit menu, choose Projections>Clear Projection.