Tip: If you'd like to apply a color adjustments layer to only one layer below it, you can do that using a clipping mask. Click the Add Layer in the Toolbar and choose Color Adjustments.Click the Insert Layer at the top of the Layers sidebar and choose Color Adjustments.Click the Add at the top of the Color Adjustments pane.Choose Insert > Color Adjustments (from the Insert menu at the top of your screen).To add a color adjustments layer, do any of the following: Other than that, all the color adjustment controls function the same way as they do when editing layers directly. These layers can be moved freely up or down the layers list and will change the appearance of all layers below them. Just like the regular color adjustments, color adjustment layers offer nondestructive editing. If you'd like to change the order of adjustments, you can add them as separate color adjustments layers and arrange them as needed in the Layers list.Ĭolor adjustments layers work as individual elements you can add to a project and edit separately from the layer (or layers) to which they are applied. Tip: In Pixelmator Pro, the color adjustments have a set order in which they appear within the adjustments list and can't be rearranged. Keep in mind that the color adjustments will affect just that one layer or layer group to which they are applied. In the list of color adjustments, turn on the adjustments you want to apply.Choose Tools > Color Adjustments (from the Tools menu at the top of your screen).

In the Layers sidebar, select the layer or layer group you'd like to edit.if you paint on an adjusted layer with a brush, the brush color may look different because the same color adjustments will reflect on it. This means that when editing, the changes applied to the layer will also affect the color adjustments and vice versa. Adding adjustments directly will automatically link them with the layer to which they are applied.

You can apply color adjustments to layers directly or add them as adjustments layers.

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