Image layers

Placed images will automatically be added to the Layers panel as an image layer. This includes files that are dragged and dropped onto the document, placed via the Place command, or placed by any other method.

Image layer

A placed image.

Image layers retain all of the data from the original image, which remains intact when the document is exported.

An image layer is a container which retains the placed image's original color space, resolution and physical dimensions (when placed at native resolution).

Image layers can be recolored much like an opened image or a pixel layer. If an image layer is drawn on, the layer will be rasterized and will adopt pixel layer properties. Rasterization is required to convert the image to the document's color space.

Photo Persona Document Menu To create an image layer by placing content:
  1. In Photo Persona, on the Document menu, tap Place.
  2. Tap Place from Photos or Place from Files. Use the former to access images from the Photos app. Use the latter to access storage that's available in the Files app, e.g. On My iPad and iCloud Drive.
  3. Navigate to the file you wish to place and tap it.
  4. In the document view, do one of the following:
    • Tap to place the content at its native size.
    • Drag to set the size and position of the content.
To convert an image layer to a pixel layer:

Do one of the following:

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