Photoshop move selection multiple layers

Learn how to move multiple selection layers in Photoshop in just 1:20 minutes! If you want to be able to quickly edit or create photos and images in Photoshop, you'd need to learn how to quickly and effectively move layers around. For example, you could select multiple layers by holding the shift button and select the top and the bottom layers, this will then select all the layers in between. Then, in order to move the selected layers only, you got to hold the Ctrl button and drag and drop the layers. You could also hold the Ctrl button to select and deselected your desired layers in the layer panel. To make your life easier, I'd also suggest you to lock the layers that you don't want to move accidently.

If you have any questions, please let me know in the comments below 😊
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If you have any questions, please let me know in the comments below 😊

[Sancho_Retablez]

This vid doesn't solve what the title clearly announce.

[CynergyDiva]

I've selected nine layers to resize, but when I click ctrl T to bring up the transform handles, they only appear on two of the layers. I need to resize them all together to maintain the proportions to one another

[azym_equinox]

how can I rotate multiple layers together

[mmdohkun]

I usually use shift to move everything, now it changes to use Ctrl? Or I remember incorrectly? It's just my muscle memory to use shift to move multiple layers together and in photoshop 2024 it did not do that.

To repeat, use Ctrl, not Shift 😅

[BeckyGeeez]

It doesn't work. When i press control and move my selected layers, the whole layers move, not just the selection.