Help layering images

[bryan31621090kb4z]

Hello - if my question is already asked I apologise.

I've being using adobe express for a while now but the tool used to layer images and move them forward and backward is no longer there? It used to be beside the duplicate icon but is not anymore - I've looked all over the website and I can't find it? Very stupid question but I actually am baffled!

[Another_Phil]

Hi @bryan31621090kb4z - This isn't a bad question at all! You can find the layering tool is located in the top right of the editor. See my screenshot below. Is that what you're looking for?

- Phil

[bryan31621090kb4z]

Apologies I don't think I'm using the right terms, I'm referring to the tool that allowed you to move an image forward or backward, for example I currently have image A infront of image B, but I need it behind, there used to be a tool for that but now it's gone? Thanks for your response.

[Another_Phil · Accepted solution]

Thanks for your patience as I try to understand your objective. You're right, things have shifted a bit within the updated Adobe Express editor. There are two ways to move images forward or backward. You can either right click the image and select "Bring Forward" or "Send Backwards", or you can drag & drop using the layer tool located in the top right of the editor. See the attached video. Does that help?

- Phil

[bryan31621090kb4z]

Thank you Phil - this was very helpful! I'm all set now. Much appreciated, thanks.

[Another_Phil]

Pleasure! Do you mind marking the answer correct? It'll be helpful for others with the same or similar question.

- Phil

[angelsg46439858]

Hello. I have the same problem but the Bring forward or bakward is not available. See picture attached. Can you please help?

[thejanebradbury]

With that particular image it looks like the post it note is your background layer so you can't move your smaller image behind it. That's why the option is greyed out. 

[angelsg46439858]

Thanks! Didn't realise the big post it was on the background layer. Much appreaciated.