Add Comment Cancel. Step 2 Selecting layers in Adobe Illustrator. Step 3 Flattening layers in Adobe Illustrator. Almost done! Finish Line. You're Finished! Single Step Full Guide. Drag the ukulele image into the document.
Apply the changes to finish importing the image. Click the in the search field to close the search results. Notice that the image was automatically added to the current library. Now remove the background. With the Ukulele layer selected, choose the Magic Wand tool in the Tools panel, and click anywhere within the white background. Choose the Rectangular Marquee tool, and Shift-drag around the numbers in the bottom right corner to include them in the selection.
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Once you've flattened the layers, you won't be able to edit them, so it's definitely a good idea to have a backup in case you need to make some last-minute tweaks. Once you've saved a copy of your work, bring up the Layers panel menu by clicking the dropdown arrow in the panel's top right corner. Then, choose "Flatten Artwork" to consolidate all of your layers.
Merging Layers 1. Merging is just like flattening but only for the layers you specify , so remember to save a copy of your project before making any changes, because you won't be able to undo them. While holding down the CTRL key Command on Mac , browse through the Layers panel and click on all of the layers that you wish to combine.
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