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Multi-Layer Stack & Non-Destructive Masking

OmniPhoto features a Photoshop-standard layer management system. Reorder layers, create clipping masks, link layers, group elements into nested folders, and paint with grayscale brushes directly onto layer masks.

Unlimited LayersGrayscale Raster MasksClipping MasksLayer Blend Modes (27)Opacity & Fill Control
AI Overview & Direct Answer (Multi-Layer Stack & Non-Destructive Masking)

Non-destructive masking allows editors to hide or reveal portions of a layer by painting with black and white. OmniPhoto supports industry-standard 8-bit alpha masks and clipping hierarchies in-browser.

Masking Types
Raster, Vector & Clipping Masks
Blend Modes
Multiply, Screen, Overlay + 24 more
PSD Roundtrip
100% Compatible with Adobe Photoshop

How-To Guide

1

Add Layers

Click New Layer or drag additional image assets directly onto your document.

2

Add Layer Mask

Click the Mask icon at the bottom of the Layers panel.

3

Paint to Hide/Reveal

Select the Brush tool with black color to mask out areas, or white to restore visibility.

4

Combine with Clipping Mask

Right-click a layer and choose Create Clipping Mask to constrain its bounds to the layer beneath.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do layer masks differ from the eraser tool?
The Eraser permanently deletes pixel data, whereas Layer Masks are completely non-destructive: painting white restores hidden pixels anytime.
Can I invert or disable a layer mask?
Yes, press Ctrl+I (Cmd+I) while the mask thumbnail is focused to invert it, or Shift-click to toggle the mask on and off.

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