How to Clip or Mask Photos to Any Shape in Affinity Photo

[@jylobo1112]

Please make more Affinity Photo Tutorials, You are an incredible teacher!

[@willowjones9876]

Brilliant. Just what I needed! Clear and concise.

[@rafaechizen]

I really like the way you explain things. Wish you had a course on this program.

[@dieorangeSchnecke]

Thank you! Perfect timing that you should upload it today when I need to know how to do this.

[@Nilesedge]

Thanks for this video, this is exactly what I needed to do and you explained it so clearly!

[@helenluis5626]

Thank you. This really helped me a lot. I'd love you to do more on Affinity Photo. I find the official instructional videos far more difficult to follow than yours.

[@Rsouza.]

Very helpfull, thank you.

[@leonbronson9736]

Well explained - thanks 🙏

[@prakashkhanchandani9144]

The most succinct explanation I've come across. Well done and thank you.

[@XRPKINGS]

Great vivio, but how can I do that with a shape that I designed?

[@ATLJB86]

Great work!

[@ProPhotoVector]

Thanks!

[@SteveMcGarrigle]

It's a little clumsily still. Why can't we just move the image behind the mask with the mask staying still, acting like a window in front of the image? Having to unlock the mask and reduce the opacity to line things up is slow and awkward.

[@Nonjola]

I have affinity Photo 2 and it seems to not work.

[@topindamien]

In Photoshop, we can either move the mask OR the image. Is this possible in Affinity photo ?

[@GrantSR]

Yes. Whichever later you select is the layer you move.