You can save both image layers by using the Save As command and selecting Paint Shop Pro Image (.psp) from the 'Save as type.' pop-up menu. Zoom in and out (left- or right-click with the tool) so that you can work more precisely to erase just the desired regions.Ĩ. (If the Tool Options box is not visible, right-click anywhere on the tool bar and select Tool Options.) Adjust the size and shape of the eraser tool as desired.

Click on the eraser tool to select it, then right-click on it and select Tool Options. You can change the size of the eraser tool, making it big when you have large areas to erase and smaller when you are working close to the edges of the top image. If needed, use the pencil eraser tool to erase the areas of the top image that should be transparent, through which the botton layer will show. Select that layer from the Layers menu, select Image-> Resize, set the desired size, deselect (un-check) 'Resize all layers', and click OK.ħ. You can adjust the size of the top layer image as needed to make it fit. Use the Mover tool to position the top layer image over the bottom layer as you wish.Ħ.

Click on the bottom image and select Edit -> ' Paste as New Layer'.ĥ. (To create a top layer image with tranparent regions, see 'Cutting out a portion of an image to use as a top layer overlay', below).Ĥ. Transparent areas show as a gray-and-white checkerboard. This will be the layer that has transparent regions through which the bottom layer will show. Open the image that is to be the top layer. (You may resize and adjust contrast/brightness if desired).Ģ. Open the image that is to be the bottom layer. How to make multi-layer images in Paint Shop Pro 7.0ġ. How to make multi-layer images in Paint Shop Pro 7

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