

This option is only available when an image/ layer/ selection is copied to the clipboard. Pastes and copies content to your layers. So when you paste after that it will only be one layer that’s added. This option copies all layers that are currently visible as a single image. This option copies your current layer or selection. This option copies and then deletes your current layer or selection Copy This option brings up your camera app for you to take a photo which will then be added into your canvas. This option brings up your photos app for you to choose a photo to be added into your canvas. Incompatible files look slightly faded and will not be able to be added into the canvas. The files app will show up and you can browse around and choose your file. This option lets you add an image file into the canvas. Read about it in my update post on Procreate 4.3. The new version 4.3 contains a whole interface for you to edit your text. Procreate 4.2 allows you to add text however, they weren’t very customisable. For more updated features, read my post on new features in Procreate 4.3. Some of the features I’ve mentioned below may have been changed or disabled due to the recent update to Procreate 4.3. These 6 options can be seen in a row on the top of the actions interface after you’ve tapped on the action icon in the main menu. Each of them has further actions you can take. The actions option contains 6 sub-options: add, canvas, share, video, prefs and help.

You will be able to share and save your work, edit your canvas or application settings to cater them more to your personal needs and help improve your workflow. Welcome back to my tutorial on the Procreate 4.2 app! We are almost done with all the basic parts of the app! In this post, I will be going through the Action tab.
