10 Essential Layer tips for Procreate Users

[@wiewiorka_ojoj]

Thank You ❤ I like the 5th and the last tip :)

[@rockinchalk]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Glad you liked it

[@inoueli20]

So well explained 🎉 Thank you so much!!!

[@rockinchalk]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for viewing and commenting!

[@YousefB]

I use Procreate for note taking, you’ve saved me so much time with these tips! Thankyouuu

[@rockinchalk]

I’m so glad! Thank you for watching and for your comment!

[@randicommand2453]

Some new info for me. I love learning something new every day. Thank you!

[@rockinchalk]

Love to hear that! Thanks so much!

[@gandharvikashanbhag7153]

The private image hack is a lifesaver. Thanks so much:)))

[@rockinchalk]

Oh thanks! Yeah.. I love that one too 😃

[@arkansasgrizzly]

These are great! For Tip 7, I found out you can actually open the layer panel while still holding your copied layers and drop them where you wan them. Thanks again!

[@rockinchalk]

@@arkansasgrizzly yes! Great point- thank you. Thanks for watching!

[@sarahsj8109]

Saved ✅

[@rockinchalk]

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[@davebennett8239]

would love to hire you as a tutor for this old man ! Thank you !!

[@rockinchalk]

Thanks for viewing!

[@LindaM1976]

Awesome. Thank you

[@rockinchalk]

Thanks for viewing and commenting 😊

[@chrisokonji1155]

I just enjoyed your excellent video. Please when ever I zoomed my painting on procreate to do some highlights I noticed that my work is pixelated and sometimes my lines? please what have I done wrong. Thanks

[@rockinchalk]

Probably nothing wrong. Some pixelization when you zoom in will be normal with any raster based graphics. They are, after all, comprised of pixels. The only way to NOT have any pixelization is to use a vector graphics program. If these terms are not familiar to you, please watch my 4 minute video about Raster vs Vector: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKrbfI15n9qkjq8 Thank you for commenting! I hope my videos are helpful for you. I appreciate you viewing my channel! 🙂

[@rockinchalk]

To be safe, also be aware of the resolution you are working at. There is a video explaining your resolution settings here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmLSiqZ3l6ugd5Y

[@arlenemurphy804]

Great tutorial

[@rockinchalk]

Thank you! Thanks for watching & commenting 🙂

[@lordawg]

Just so you know: On your last tip when you clicked on the mark to figure out which layer it’s in, when you tap it and it turns blue that means procreate took you to that layer. So, you don’t have to go into your layers to pick where to erase that mark.

[@rockinchalk]

Excellent point! Thank you :)