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Hi, recently I just moved to affinity photo 2 after almost a decade with photoshop and one of the biggest problem that keep occuring to me and still can't find the answer for it is the masking feature. In photoshop I can just click the "create clipping mask" button to "insert" the layer above to the below. And in affinity I tried the "mask to below" button and also dragging the layer to the lower layer but it still not working. I can't really describe it with words because my english is not good but I attached some pictures below. Thank you image.thumb.png.89128d9a9ac459e9fe2573662b782483.pngimage.thumb.png.68479eff08a1d5f7bea8b55fd9c70f07.png

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@geraldkweee, Welcome to the forums, :)

This Affinity Photo tutorial video explains masking and clipping.

 

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Hi @geraldkweee and welcome to the forums,

Mask to Below should work...

 

 

Alternatively, you could use a Clipping Mask...

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