This is required for xfade (need to be same fps). PRO TIP: You can also paste any selections from your public layers into your private layer by going to your Actions Panel>Add>Paste./uploads/default/original/3X/6/c/6c80122398a182b7bd436573c7eb26d54cadca0d.webmįinal edit: Turned out I read the input wrong lol. Use this option to take a picture in real-time and use it for reference. SLIDE ‘Take a photo’ TO THE LEFTįinally, slide ‘Take a photo’ to the left to see the last hidden option. Use this option to insert a png or jpeg from your camera roll. Slide ‘Insert a photo’ to the left to reveal another hidden option. Use this option to insert a file for reference. Sliding ‘Insert a File’ to the left reveals the hidden button. SLIDE ‘Insert a file’ TO THE LEFT TO REVEAL PRIVATE LAYER BUTTON Doing this reveals the hidden Private Layer option in a grey box. Make sure you are sliding your finger to the left. PUT YOUR FINGER ON EACH BUTTON AND SLIDE LEFT You are probably wondering where Private Layer is in this drop down. Tapping on ‘ADD’ should bring up a few different options. GO TO THE ACTIONS PANELĪt the top right of your screen you should see a wrench icon, tap that to bring up your Actions Panel.

Pretty smart, right? Today, I’ll walk you through how to set up a Private Layer inside of your canvas. These are great for reference images and rough sketches that you don’t really want your client to see when you’re presenting your final designs. But, you will still be able to use the layer as you would normally. It won’t show up in your gallery preview or time-lapse. Essentially, you can now create a layer that’s hidden. Procreate recently released an amazing feature called Private Layer.

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