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How to apply a clipping mask to a folder?

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Hi guys,

How to apply a clipping mask to a folder labeled as Group 1? Apparently I can only do it to a single layer one by one or I have to convert this folder as a smart object in order to a clipping mask. I don't want to merge and convert the layers inside the folder because I need to edit them later on.

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Cyan_282

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Hello,
I sent the same request here!
You can vote positively, in the hope that the developers hear us 😉

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-ideas/clipping-mask-folder-to-a-layer/idi-p/14991...

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Kukurykus

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Add a layer over group and clipping mask?

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KapikAuthor

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It is okay to apply a clipping to a single or multiple layers to a folder. But how to apply a clipping mask to a folder over a layer without having to merge the folder into a single layer?

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Kukurykus

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Let's see what experts will say...

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edgrimley

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The same as any layer, highlight the group, Add Layer Mask.

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KapikAuthor

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I want to apply a clipping mask to a folder instead of a layer mask.

I believe these two work differently and I dont have any issue to add a layer mask to a folder.

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KapikAuthor

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If clipping mask to a folder is not possible, then how do I apply clipping mask 'pink' layer only to 'blue' layer? I need to paint the pink color inside the blue color only.

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