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Inspiring
November 3, 2019
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[How To] Copy and paste from a selection

  • November 3, 2019
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I haven’t been able to work out how to copy selected art on a layer. Is it possible to make a selection, and then copy and paste it?

 

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Correct answer josh_on

I found it. Make a selection, long tap on a layer and you will see a duplicate selection option. Clicking that makes a new layer with the pasted content.

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New Participant
October 6, 2021

does anybody know if I can copy paste an item in the same layer? Hoy Nany latera are too many?

Inspiring
October 6, 2021

Hello, ajoutez un clavier à votre iPad etdes raccourcis claviers existent pour copier/coller, regardez dans l'aide de Fresco.
Pour tracer un trait rectiligne : Tracer le trait et patienter un peu avant de relever le stylet, pour oriter ce trait droit, déplacez le stylet jusqu'à satisfaction.

Yves Crausaz, Suisse, retraité actif dans le monde de la photo et des arts graphiques.
josh_onAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
November 3, 2019

I found it. Make a selection, long tap on a layer and you will see a duplicate selection option. Clicking that makes a new layer with the pasted content.

Sue Garibaldi
Community Manager
Community Manager
November 4, 2019

Glad you found it Josh. 

 

Sue.

Known Participant
March 20, 2021

Hi Thomas, Once you've made your selection and copied/pasted, switch to the transform tool. While using transform, holding your finger on the touch control will constrain the movement to horizontal or vertical directions. 


Thanks, Michael
Efforts appreciated.


Yes - I already use that process.

I'm looking for quick gestures that are comparable in speed to desktop ones.

I do a lot of layout and concept sketching for work, and speed is key.
The mobile processes are very slow (in most mobile apps, not just Adobe).
They're about 10x slower, which is a killer at the speed needed for concept and layout sketches.

So I'm looking for things equivalent to holding down the shift key to draw a straight line, keyboard shortcut support etc.

The iPad and pencil are ideal alternatives to our Wacom devices and killer-portable.
But tablet software is lagging far behind in some of these essential workflow basics.

Am hoping, some of these have been added recently, but I'm guessing not.

Right now my fastest solution is still pencil and paper and photographing the result with my iPad.