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Create and edit paint layers using Photoshop

Paint using layers

Hide or show a paint layer

 

Layers > Paint using layers > 

Change the opacity of a paint layer

You can edit the opacity of a paint layer to decrease the overall intensity of the paint on the layer. By default, paint layers are displayed with full opacity (100 percent).

If you want to turn the display of a paint layer on or off, see Hide or show a paint layer.

1. In the Layers window, ensure the display button at the top is set to Paint.
2. Select a paint layer, then double-click the layer’s Opacity value and enter a new value or drag the opacity slider keeping in mind the following:
   • Increase the Opacity setting to increase the opacity of the image on the selected layer.
   • Reduce the Opacity setting to reduce the opacity of the image on the selected layer.
   NoteBy default the Opacity setting ranges between 0 and 100. You can enter positive or negative values outside this range to further amplify or invert the paint on the layer.