The command blends the result of that edit with the layer's previous appearance. The Fade command becomes available when the most recent edit to the selected layer was made using a destructive filter or tool. Not all filters have a dedicated dialog or customizable settings. (The strength of some filters, including most of the Blur category, can be set higher than their dialog allows. If a dialog appears for the filter, follow the steps below:.Select the filter from the Filters menu.On the Layers panel, select a layer (we recommend that this is a duplicate layer).Blend mode-changes how the applied pixels interact with existing pixels on the layer below.Opacity-how see through the filter layer is.Reset-reverts all dialog settings to default.Add Preset-adds the current settings as a preset for use with later images and projects.Merge-merges the current filter layer with the layer immediately below it in the layer order.Delete-closes the dialog and deletes the filter layer, removing the filter from the image.Live filters have these additional settings: Apply-exits the dialog and applies the filter settings to the layer.Cancel-exits the dialog without applying the changes to the filter.Before/After-when selected, a dividing line is displayed over the document to show a before and after preview.The following general settings are available from all filter dialogs: Available filtersįilters are organized into the following categories. If a selection is in place before the filter is applied, the filter will only affect pixels within the selection. By applying a filter to the duplicated layer, you preserve the original layer's contents, with the option to hide the 'filter' layer as needed.
A variety of filters are available as live filters which are non-destructive.Īs well as to pixel layers, you can apply destructive filters to mask layers, adjustment layers, live filter layers and masked fill layers spare channels can also take destructive filters too.įor destructive filters, it's a great idea to make a duplicate layer of the layer you planned to work on. In Affinity Photo, filters are available in both non-destructive and destructive forms. Filters can be applied to layers within your document for corrective or creative purposes.
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